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Mirka Laura Severa
This work deals with the memory and one’s ability to accurately recall them. Mirka Laura Severa‘s work is a conceptual depiction of her own childhood memories.
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Photolucida: Rachel Phillips: Divinations and Field Notes
Today’s post is part of several weeks dedicated to work seen at Photolucida…
Rachel Phillips brought an old beat-up suitcase to Photolucida which was just the beginning of h
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Photolucida: Colleen Mullins: Cultivar
Today’s post is part of several weeks dedicated to work seen at Photolucida
©Colleen Mullins, Johnson’s Beach, 2010
I always enjoy seeing Colleen Mullins at review events an -
Photolucida: Adrain Chesser: orange blossoms, fire ants and the tyranny of memory
Today’s post is part of several weeks dedicated to work seen at Photolucida…
I was born on May 19, 1965 in Okeechobee, Florida.
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Carolyn Hampton: Childhood Dreams and Memories
This is My Day
The title of the piece shown above,This is My Day, aptly describes Los Angeles photographer and long time friend, Carolyn Hampton‘s, celebration this Friday -
Dan Estabrook: Our Song, in Twenty-Six Parts
The Clown
How best do we tell our stories? Our recollections may be based on events, milestones, or childhood photographs, but in reality, our personal histories are a series of visual -
Forrest Aguar: Ikigai
Turn
I met Forrest Aguar at the 2013 SPE in Chicago.
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Al Straggas: Watch City
Recently, I have been thinking about the concept of home, and how you can spend your entire childhood growing up in one place only to soon forget it over time.
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Amy Friend: Dare alla Luca
I dream of that day
Canadian photographer, Amy Friend, has created a lyrical series, Dare alla Luca that revisits the past but is made anew by the addition of scattered light. -
David Lykes Keenan: Fair Witness and Look At Me
David Lykes Keenan is a New Yorker.
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Linda Alterwitz
I have followed the work of Linda Alterwitz for a number of years and watched her evolution as a photographer who seeks to force the norms and create work that is experimental and scientif
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Cade Overton: Never Going Home
I’ve been thinking a lot about how much of a gift it is to be able to use our photographs as another way of expressing ourselves.
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