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Patty Carroll: Anonymous Women
©Patty Carroll, book cover of Anonymous Women
When I first encountered Patty Carroll’s project of draped women several years ago, I couldn’t have imagined how timely the publi
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Asia Kepka and Lynn Dowling: HORACE AND AGNES: A Love Story
If you’ve ever had the good fortune to meet photographer Asia Kepka, you know what I’m talking about when I say that she is a unique life force, filled with humor, color, and 
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Byrd M. Williams IV: Proof: Photographs from Four Generations of a Texas Family
©Byrd M. Williams III, 1949, Dance School Girls, Fort Worth, TX
Most of us have family albums, but very few of us have a professional photographic legacy that spans four generations.
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Winky Lewis and Susan Conley: Stop Here. This is the Place.
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
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Mark Peterson: Political Theatre
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
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David J. Carol: No Plan B
©David J. Carol, from NO PLAN B
For those in the know, in the eastern regions of the photo world, the name David J.
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Shane Lavalette: One Sun, One Shadow
©Shane Lavalette, from One Sun, One Shadow
They are quiet pictures that build to a boisterous whole.
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Ken Weingart interviews Alain Laboile
©Alain Laboile
Today, I am sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart, conducted with photographer Alain Laboile.
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Gilles Mora: Antebellum
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
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Qiana Mestrich: Hard to Place
©Qiana Mestrich. From the self-published book, Hard To Place (2016).
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Paula Bronstein: Afghanistan: Between Hope and Fear
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
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