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Deborah Orloff: Elusive Memory: Lost Histories
©Deborah Orloff, School Photos 3 from Elusive Memory, 2019
This week, we will be exploring projects that use the found photograph.
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At the Same Time
Beginning a new relationship is timid, really. It is masked by sexual tension and surges of comfort, and sometimes we forget that it is frail.
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China Week Guest Editor Yijun (Pixy) Liao: For Your Eyes Only
I am very grateful to photographer Pixy Liao for her contributions this week as China Week Guest Editor.
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Maika Elan: The Pink Choice
My friend, Sharon Johnson Tennant recently had the good fortune to meet Maika Elan on a recent trip to Vietnam, and Sharon kindly shared her work with me.
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SW Regional SPE: Carol S. Dass
Sharing photographers that I met at the SW Regional SPE Conference hosted by the Center of Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, Colorado….
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Kelli Connell
Kelli Connell’s photographs seem to be everywhere these days, and soon they will be in Los Angeles, opening on February 25th at the Kopeikin Gallery.
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Nadia Sablin
Nadia Sablin has a unique world view, with roots in two parts of the world. She was born in the Soviet Union and moved to the United States when she was twelve.
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Honey Lazar
My first exposure to Honey Lazar’s work was a photograph of her knees that she submitted to Self-Searching: The Art of Self-Portraiture at the Vermont Photo Place Gallery.
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Amber Shields
Looking at participants of Review Santa Fe, a juried photography portfolio review hosted by Center, giving tremendous support and exposure to emerging and established photographers.
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Richard Renaldi
Even though this isn’t a new series, I love everything about Richard Renaldi’s project, Touching Strangers.
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Judith Fox
California photographer, Judith Fox, never set out to create her newest body of work, I Still Do. The subject was right in front of her, and it was a difficult and sad subject to explore.
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Tracy Baran
It’s an interesting thing to ponder: what happens to our work and photographic legacy when we pass on? Tracey Baran passed away in 2008, at 32, far too young an age.
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