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Pamela Landau Connolly: Mirror, Mirror
© Pamela Landau Connolly, Cover of Mirror, Mirror, published by Fall Line Press.
© Pamela Landau Connolly, Front and Back Cover from Mirror, Mirror, published by Fall Line Press. -
Valerie Yong Ock Kim: Only the Bones
©Valerie Yong Ock Kim, Only the Bones, published by Datz Press
“I learned to stand my ground against the grief. -
William Josephs Radford: Transparent
©William Josephs Radford, Transparent
©William Josephs Radford, Transparent
Photography has a powerful ability to shape the way we remember. -
Ryan Frigillana: Tears, Blood, Sweat
©Ryan Frigillana, The House They Built, 2022
How do memory, images, and systems of belief shape lived experience and a sense of belonging?
This question is at the heart of Tears, Blood, Swe -
Tree Week: Donna Bassin: Portraits of a Precarious Earth: Ancient Trees
©Donna Bassin, Mukunoki, from Portraits of the Precarious Earth – Ancient Trees
There is something humbling about standing in front of a tree that has been alive for hundreds, sometim -
Tree Week: Sarah Hood Salomon: Under the Overpass
©Sarah Hood Salomon, Copycat, from Under the Overpass
We tend to notice trees when they are beautiful, enormous, or planted exactly where we expect them to be. -
Neal Rantoul: A Life in Photographs
For six decades,Neal Rantoul’s photographs have navigated the shifting sands of photography, sharing his forays into analog and digital, with a perspective from the ground to the air.
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Stephanie Duprie Routh: The Atlas of Things
©Stephanie Duprie Routh, Cover of Atlas of Invisible Things, published by Kehrer Verlag
©Stephanie Duprie Routh, Interior of Atlas of Invisible Things, published by Kehrer Verlag
In Stepha -
Winky Lewis: Shadow Kids
©Winky Lewis, Shadow I
Welcoming the next generation has changed the way I think about the future. -
Jo Ann Chaus: Unspoken
©Jo Ann Chaus, Book Cover from Unspoken, published by Kehrer Verlag
I’m not not exactly sure of the year when I first was introduced to Jo Ann Chaus and her amazing photographs, but i -
Linda Alterwitz: Injection Site
Injection Site Front Cover © Linda Alterwitz, MW Editions (2026)
There is something both beautiful and unsettling about seeing the invisible. -
Sara Bennett: Looking Inside: Women with Life Sentences
Sahiah, 23, in the college library at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility (2019) Sentence: 20 years to life.
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