Fine Art Photography Daily

Constructed Realities

  • Joe Fig by July 7th, 2011

    When I first explored Joe Fig’s project, Inside the Painter’s Studio, I thought he had beautifully photographed studios of famous painters.

  • Waste Land by Vik Muniz by July 3rd, 2011

    Ordinarily I don’t feature movies on Lenscratch, but after watching Wasteland recently (on Netflix), is am moved to broadcast the importance of this film.

  • Maia Fiore by July 2nd, 2011

    French photographer Maia Fiore doesn’t want to talk about her work, or for that matter, about herself, but at a time where sorrow and devastation fills the airwaves, it nice to spend s

  • Beau Comeaux by June 21st, 2011

    New York photographer, by way of Texas and Louisiana, Beau Comeaux, manages to make the ordinary into imagined realities. His new exhibition, Implied Fictions, opens at the B.

  • Matthew Albanese by June 20th, 2011

    Last week the New York Times highlighted an exhibition that is right up my alley.

  • Bear Kirkpatrick by June 17th, 2011

    I guess it’s appropriate when your first name is Bear, that you would make photographs about our relationship to the natural world.

  • Success Stories: Jennifer Shaw by June 14th, 2011

    I’m excited to share the publication of Jennifer Shaw’s first monograph, Hurricane Story, published by Chin Music Press.

  • Reruns: Stephen Berkman by June 11th, 2011

    This post was originally run in early 2009, and to allow me a little break, I am rerunning it for your viewing pleasure.

  • Success Stories: John Chervinsky by June 7th, 2011

    Exploring the work of John Chervinsky is intriguing and very inspiring as his photographs are a reflection of a thinker and doer.

  • Kristin Skees by June 6th, 2011

    I discovered the work of Kristin Skees last week on the Hey Hot Shot blog.

  • André França by May 26th, 2011

    Last week I attended the new Annenberg Space for Photography’s exhibition, Beauty CULTure.

  • Success Stories: Susan Burnstine by May 23rd, 2011

    Today’s post is especially meaningful as I am celebrating a significant marker in a photographer’s journey.

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