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Boston Week: Stephen DiRado by Aline SmithsonJune 6th, 2012

While I am enjoying the Focus Awards hosted by the Griffin Museum and the Flash Forward Festival hosted by the Magenta Foundation in Boston this week, I am re-running some earlier posts abou

Goseong Choi: Umma by Aline SmithsonMay 25th, 2012

Goseong Choi submitted this powerful image to the Mother’s Day post and I wanted to know more:

Goseong looks at intimate domestic situations that focus on subtleties hidden in the da

Carl Corey: For Love and Money by Aline SmithsonMay 22nd, 2012

We are a country of entrepreneurs, self-starters, and determined individuals that make up the core of our American dream.

Matthew Avignone: Stranger Than Family by Aline SmithsonMay 14th, 2012

I thought sharing the work of Matthew Avignone would be an appropriate follow up to yesterday’s Mother’s Day Exhibition.

The 2012 LENSCRATCH Mother’s Day Post, Part 2 by Aline SmithsonMay 13th, 2012

©Terri Gold, Mom and Aunt Rita on my mothers wedding day, The Waldorf Astoria Hotel in NY 8/4/1946

My father had just returned from the pacific theater of World War 2.

Rachel Hulin: Flying Henry by Aline SmithsonMay 11th, 2012

When Kevin Miyazaki released this month’s Collect Give image by photographer Rachel Hulin, my mouth curled into a huge grin and I had to see more.

Andrew Jackson: From a Small Island by Aline SmithsonMay 3rd, 2012

I think some of the most meaningful work that a photographer can create is about personal history.

Andi Schreiber: Wonderlust by Aline SmithsonApril 27th, 2012

Andi Schreiber is what one might coin as a domestic Martin Parr.

Natalie Krick: Natural Deceptions by Aline SmithsonApril 19th, 2012

I recently reviewed portfolios of photographic educators at the SPE National Conference in San Francisco. This week I am featuring some of the terrific work I got a chance to see….

Dennis DeHart: At Play by Aline SmithsonApril 16th, 2012

I recently reviewed portfolios of photographic educators at the SPE National Conference in San Francisco. This week I am featuring some of the terrific work I got a chance to see….