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All posts tagged: "Underwater"

  • Pauline Gola: In the Deep by September 30th, 2014

    Mirror in the Sky

    Photographer and artist, Pauline Gola has created a deeply considered body of work, In the Deep, where she uses the visual language of photography to examine the effects

  • Alchemy + Entity by March 13th, 2013

    Opening this Saturday at the Julia Dean Gallery (at the Julia Dean Workshops) in Hollywood, sixteen photographers will be presenting work in Alchemy + Entity.

  • Canteen Magazine’s Naked Judging: Learning from Rejection, Part 2 by February 21st, 2013

    End of Day. Valley of Fire.

  • The 2012 PhotoNOLA Review Prize Winner: Deb Schwedhelm by December 18th, 2012

    Today I want to celebrate Deb Schwedhelm and her outstanding portfolio which garnered her the 2012 PhotoNOLA  Review Prize .

  • Damion Berger: In The Deep End by October 8th, 2012

    I first met Damion Berger a number of years ago at Review LA, hosted by Center.  He was sharing his wonderful underwater images from his project, The Deep End.

  • Barbara Cole by June 26th, 2012

    I met Barbara Cole a number of years ago at Review Santa Fe and I became an immediate fan of her work and person.

  • Wayne Levin by June 25th, 2011

    Underwater surfers and swimmers

    I featured Wayne Levin’s stunning images of Fish Schools three years ago on Lenscratch, but I really didn’t do the project justice.

  • Barbara Cole by October 21st, 2010

    I first met Toronto photographer, Barbara Cole, six years ago, when we both attended Review Santa Fe.

  • Barbara Cole by April 13th, 2009

    Toronto based photographer, Barbara Cole, is a seeker and a seer. Her images have an other worldly feel whether above or below ground.

  • Emma Critchley by February 3rd, 2009

    British photographer, Emma Critchley, has created some of the most unusual and luminescent contemporary portraits– qualities, in this case, that come from shooting underwater.

  • Damion Berger by January 14th, 2009

    I’m featuring some of the photographers I discovered at Review LA. Today’s posts are Damion Berger and Lou Raizin.

  • Wayne Levin by July 14th, 2008

    While pressing some prints today, I found a current copy of Lenswork Magazine. (In case you didn’t know, Lenswork is no longer sold on newsstands, as an effort to save trees.

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