Fine Art Photography Daily

Constructed Realities

  • Jean Miele by May 8th, 2009

    continuing to look at photographers from Photolucida
    Jean Miele is a photographer’s photographer.

  • Angela Bacon Kidwell by May 7th, 2009

    continuing to look at photographers from Photolucida
    Last summer, I featured a few images by Angela Bacon Kidwell on Lenscratch.

  • Charles Grogg and Jeri Eisenberg by May 6th, 2009

    continuing to look at photographers from Photolucida
    I am always amazed at how photographers and artists continue to reinvent ways to portray the natural world.

  • Susan Seubert by April 27th, 2009

    One of the highlights of the evening festivities at Photolucida, were the art openings in the Pearl District of Portland on Saturday Evening.

  • Douglas Ethridge by April 21st, 2009

    Seattle photographer, Douglas Ethridge, is always exploring the options–whether it be a camera, a way of printing, a way of working, or interpreting the world.

  • Mayumi Lake by March 23rd, 2009

    I thought it best to share the images first…Mayumi Lake’s new “body” of work, Poo-Chi, explores a part of the body that is often neglected in photography

  • Eliza French and Jeff Charbonneau by March 1st, 2009

    continuing to look at West Coast photographers…
    ‘Massillon’ is a collaborative project by photographers, Jeff Charbonneau and Eliza French.

  • Amanda Keller Konya by February 23rd, 2009

    Amanda Keller Konya, a native Southern Californian, has the ability to create thought-provoking bodies of work, that force the viewer not only rethink what they are observing, but to questio

  • Susan Burnstine by February 16th, 2009

    continuing to look at West Coast photographers….
    Los Angeles photographer, Susan Burnstine, is one of the hardest working fine art photographers around.

  • Graham Rawle by February 4th, 2009

    This week I am featuring photographers that approach their imagery in a unique way.
    Graham Rawle is a writer and collage artist who ulitizes photography as part of his visual expression.

  • 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.

  • Teun Hocks by February 2nd, 2009

    A number of years ago, while visiting the Rodney Smith show at the Fahey Klein Gallery in Los Angeles, I was completely taken by the companion show of Dutch photographer, Tuen Hocks’ l

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