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Art + Science: INSECTA: Mike & Doug Starn by Linda AlterwitzJanuary 4th, 2021

©Mike and Doug Starn

“Light is power, knowledge, information, the triumph of science is discovery, rendering previous knowledge obsolete and antique.

David Benjamin Sherry: American Monuments by Linda AlterwitzNovember 18th, 2019

©David Benjamin Sherry, Moon over Gold Butte, Gold Butte National Monument, Nevada

Using analogue photographic methods, David Benjamin Sherry reexamines the classic tradition of landscape

Art + Science: Blood and Kin: Michael Koerner by Linda AlterwitzJuly 1st, 2019

Fingerprints 6179 ©Michael Koerner courtesy Catherine Edelman Gallery

Michael Koerner, Ph.D. (b.

Mary West Quin: 100 Butterflies: A Prayer for Peace by Linda AlterwitzJune 17th, 2019

©Mary West Quin

Mary West Quin is a photographer and educator based in Alabama.

Adam Ottavi: The States Project: Alaska by Ben HuffMay 2nd, 2015

©Adam Ottavi

Alaskan Editor Ben Huff shares the work of Adam Ottavi

Adam Otttavi was the first photographer I met in Fairbanks in 2005.

From the Wondereur Series: Sara Angelucci: Aviary by Aline SmithsonMarch 29th, 2014

Aviary (Barn Owl/endangered), 2013

“I’ve been collecting anonymous photographs for many years.

David Emitt Adams: Conversations with History by Dan ShepherdMarch 7th, 2014

As someone with my own secret cache of trash that I found in the desert, I was immediately drawn to David Emitt Adams’ latest series of meticulously crafted tintypes entitled Conversations

Emma Jaubert Howell: Sand to Silver by Dan ShepherdMarch 6th, 2014

They say when you pick up a seashell and put it to your ear you can hear the ocean.

The Blue Mitchell Mixtape by Aline SmithsonOctober 10th, 2013

Blue Mitchellphotograph by Scott Henjum

I’ve always viewed these projects as a marketing catalyst for photographers.

Bring The Great Picture to New Orleans by Aline SmithsonSeptember 14th, 2013

Seven hot summer nights ago in 2006, two photographer friends, Kathleen Laria McLaughlin and Amanda Keller Konya and I drove an hour south to an abandoned Air Force base in Southern Califor