Fine Art Photography Daily

All posts tagged: "Large Format"

  • Jody Ake: Santa Fe Workshop Portrait Contest Winner by June 4th, 2012

    I recently had the great pleasure to co-juror the Portrait Contest hosted by the Santa Fe Workshops.  Over the next several days, I will be featuring the work by several of the winners.

  • Troy Paiva by May 30th, 2012

    Night photography and Light painting have been growing in popularity, but for photographer Troy Paiva, it’s just been a regular day at the office, and has been for over twenty five yea

  • Elaine O’Neil and Julia Hess: Mother Daughter, Posing as Ourselves by April 4th, 2012

    September 9, 1993 ©Elaine O’Neil

    Documenting our lives is a complex task.

  • Jonathan Stead by January 31st, 2012

    Sometimes I see projects where the imagery, process, and presentation are a perfect fit–and Jonathan Stead’s compelling and poignant series, Fragile Mind, about his grandmother&

  • David Ellingsen by January 7th, 2012

    I truly believe that most of us create work from some thread of our childhood, drawing upon references and influences and events.

  • Emily Shur by August 30th, 2011

    We in the west are used to seeing things that are fake. Faces, facades, purses, nails, lifestyles, personalities and yes, plant life.

  • J Bennett Fitts by August 2nd, 2011

    So this is how the story goes: A photographer walks into a bar. It’s dark and a cooling relief from a hot summer’s day.

  • Success Stories: John Chervinsky by June 7th, 2011

    Exploring the work of John Chervinsky is intriguing and very inspiring as his photographs are a reflection of a thinker and doer.

  • Jake Shivery by April 6th, 2011

    Editor and photographer, Blue Mitchell, recently sent me a terrific interview with Jake Shivery.

  • Ed Freeman by March 19th, 2011

    Tonight Ed Freeman is opening an exhibition of his award-winning series, Desert Realty at 945 Chung King Road in downtown Los Angeles.

  • Success Stories: Michael Kirchoff by March 14th, 2011

    Sometimes you meet someone whose person and work is filled with grace and dignity. Michael Kirchoff is one of those people–kind, enthusiastic, talented, capable, and shows up prepared.

  • Bryan David Griffith by February 3rd, 2011

    Looking at photographers from Review LA…
    “I make fewer than 50 photographs a year.

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