Photography Book Archives - Page 24 of 30

Winky Lewis and Susan Conley: Stop Here. This is the Place. by Aline SmithsonNovember 23rd, 2016

I am always intrigued and excited by collaborations in art, and in the case of photographer Winky Lewis and writer Susan Conley, two mothers raising their kids side-by-side in Portland, Main

Mark Peterson: Political Theatre by Aline SmithsonNovember 16th, 2016

Every presidential campaign has a particular feel and color: the red, white, and blue days of JFK that ended in a sad pink boucle, the brilliant reds of Nancy Reagan, the rainbow spectrum of

David J. Carol: No Plan B by Aline SmithsonNovember 15th, 2016

©David J. Carol, from NO PLAN B

For those in the know, in the eastern regions of the photo world, the name David J.

Shane Lavalette: One Sun, One Shadow by Aline SmithsonNovember 3rd, 2016

©Shane Lavalette, from One Sun, One Shadow

They are quiet pictures that build to a boisterous whole.

Ken Weingart interviews Alain Laboile by Aline SmithsonOctober 23rd, 2016

©Alain Laboile

Today, I am sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart, conducted with photographer Alain Laboile.

Gilles Mora: Antebellum by Aline SmithsonOctober 16th, 2016

Photographer, editor, artistic director and museum director Gilles Mora has just released a new monograph, Antebellum, published by Texas University Press that consists of impressionistic, r

Qiana Mestrich: Hard to Place by Aaron R. TurnerOctober 11th, 2016

©Qiana Mestrich. From the self-published book, Hard To Place (2016).

Paula Bronstein: Afghanistan: Between Hope and Fear by Aline SmithsonOctober 1st, 2016

I have made some of the most extraordinary photos of my career in Afghanistan, with face after face offering a complex and intriguing gaze and revealing the constant tension between optimis

Lisa Elmaleh: Everglades by Aline SmithsonSeptember 27th, 2016

©Lisa Elmaleh

About a month ago, I received an unexpected book in the mail from Zatara Press.

Rocky Schenck: The Recurring Dream by Aline SmithsonSeptember 26th, 2016

If these pictures by Rocky Schenck are “about” anything, it is mood, atmosphere, and the art of seeing. They demonstrate that mystery is at the heart of existence.