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2022 Hearst Journalism Awards: Julia Nikhinson: 2022 Second Place Photojournalism Winner
© Julia Nikhinson, Ukrainian refugee Maria Anchyshkina visits the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco in May 2022.
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Hearst Journalism Awards: Angelina Katsanis: 2022 First Place Photojournalism Winner
©Angelina Katsanis, Siobhán buckles in Reid, 6, Ryley, 9, and Jasper, Reid’s twin, as the family heads to the grocery store. She endearingly calls their minivan the “clown car.
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Medium Festival of Photography: Ali Motamedi
©Ali Motamedi
Today, we are continuing to look at the work of artists whose work I discovered at this year’s Medium Festival of Photography. -
Ara Oshagan: Displaced
©Ara Oshagan, Cover of Displaced
Excerpt from the text by Krikor Beledian:
Down from The Hill, beyond the river, is Giligia, as you call it. -
Sam Comen: The Longest Shift
©Sam Comen, Jennifer Alcantar, Cashier, Super A Foods grocery store, from The Longest Shift
Being here at the grocery store, we are front line. -
Earth Week: Nick Brandt: The Day May Break
©Nick Brandt, Alice, Stanley, and Najin, Kenya, 2020, Courtesy of Fahey Klein Gallery, Los Angeles
Alice and Stanley Mwangi
Floods destroyed Alice and Stanley’s house in central Ken -
Earth Week: Mandy Barker: Hong Kong Soup: 1826
Photograph ©Mandy Barker, Discarded cigarette lighters make reference to our single-use throw away society.
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Earth Week: Elizabeth Ellenwood: Fading Reefs Collection
©Elizabeth Ellenwood, Fading Reefs Collection, Anthotype, RedCabbage, 4.5x6inches (paper size), 21.
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Earth Week: Michael O. Snyder: The Coming Coast
©Michael O. Snyder, from The Coming Coast
I met Michael O. Snyder, photographer, filmmaker, and environmental scientist, at the 2021 Review Santa Fe Portfolio Review. -
Too Tired Week: Louis Quail: Big Brother
Artwork ©Justin Quail, Image description: Self portrait.
Too Tired Project is a nonprofit arts organization advancing mental health advocacy through photography. -
Sara Jane Boyers: The Ghostlight Project
©Sara Jane Boyers, UCLA’s Royce Hall Ghost light
There was a rare opportunity at this time to enter into these interior spaces, large and small; capture them and show what had been lost a -
Jeffrey A. Wolin: Faces of Homelessness
Cover of Faces of Homelessness, published by Kehrer Verlag
As a photography student, the discussions of ethics and proper treatment of subjects consistently come up in my classes.
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