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Eleanor Owen Kerr: On the Batture by Amanda DahlgrenJanuary 7th, 2019

©Eleanor Owen Kerr, Levee Brush

I first saw Baton Rouge-based Eleanor Owen Kerr‘s photographs in a workshop in Maine last summer.

Bill Mauzy: The Hollow by Amanda DahlgrenSeptember 18th, 2018

©Bill Mauzy, Glade Gate

I met Bill Mauzy and first saw his photographs at a workshop we took together last summer.

Melanie Metz: Davie by Aline SmithsonAugust 4th, 2016

©Melanie Metz

Sometimes work crosses my path that makes me want to see more. and more. and a little bit more.

Peter G. Hoffman: Fox River Derivatives and Again and Again by Dan ShepherdJuly 7th, 2015

How photographers artistically respond to their sense of “place” is always intriguing to me.

Chelsea Welsh: caught in the days unraveling by Grant GillFebruary 17th, 2014

Today, coming to the end of our submissions, I introduce Chelsea Welsh. Her work resides in exploration, while also finding the joy of getting lost in familiar places.

Dave Jordano: Detroit: Unbroken Down by Aline SmithsonFebruary 3rd, 2014

Dave Jordano has always been a compassionate and insightful observer and he brings those qualities to his hometown of Detroit.

Frank Armstrong: Landscapes, Main Street, At Liberty 1975-2004 by Aline SmithsonJanuary 25th, 2014

Richard Greffe, Frank Armstrong, and Roy Flukinger, “holding Polaroids of ourselves while drinking and snacking after a day messing around in Black Canyon up above Santa Fe.

China Week: Muge: Going Home by Pixy LiaoJanuary 7th, 2014

Guest Editor Photographer Pixy Liao shares a week of comtemporary Chinese photographers…

I have a home, 2008

Muge is a Chinese photographer based in Chongqing, China.

Aaron Blum: Born and Raised by Aline SmithsonDecember 3rd, 2013

Sometimes I see an image, like the one above, and I just know that the photographer has a particular way of seeing the world.

Simon Roberts: Pierdom by Aline SmithsonNovember 5th, 2013

Simon Roberts, Blackpool South, 2011

One of my favorite photography projects, We English, was created by Simon Roberts so I was excited to learn that the Klompching Gallery is about to ope