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Juan Herrero: Photographing the Far North
©Juan Herrero, from The Island of the Day Before
If one could read human history in the form of a consolidated text, the potential for unique narratives would at first appear infinite. -
Julia de Cooker: Photographing the Far North
©Julia de Cooker, from Svalbard, an Arcticficial Life
In her statement, France-based photographer Julia de Cooker poses the question, “Is living in Longyearbyen really living on this plan -
Eirik Johnson: Photographing the Far North
©Eirik Johnson, from Barrow Cabins
Every place, every swath of tundra, every stretch of ocean contains multitudes. -
Wrongful Convictions: Interview with Jason Kerzinski
George Toca letter, ©Jason Kerzinski, from Wrongful Convictions
When Jason Kerzinski started interviewing public defenders in New Orleans, he never imagined it would be a new beginning in -
PhotoNOLA: Abdul Aziz: Ironton
© Abdul Aziz
This week we are sharing some of our discoveries from the PhotoNOLA Reviews, an annual celebration of photography in New Orleans. -
Vicki Topaz: Dog Walk Home
IzaBella with service dog Luna, ©Vicki Topaz
DOG WALK HOME is a feature documentary film from Vicki Topaz and Wynn Padula, two filmmakers whose previous work reflects passionate engagement -
Jack Young in Conversation with Kelsey Sucena
© Kelsey Sucena, Election Day, Seattle, 2016
Kelsey Sucena’s body of work, Paralytic States, is necessary. -
Alex Harris: Our Strange New Land
Cover for Our Strange New Land, published by Yoffy Press
Alex Harris’ new book, Our Strange New Land (co-edited with Margaret Sartor), looks to reframe the question “How do you tell the -
Publisher’s Spotlight: Ice Fog Press
© Ice Fog Press
These past weeks have been all about books on Lenscratch. -
Focus on Ecuadorian Photographers: Daniela Beltrán B.
© Daniela Beltrán B., Waorani
© Daniela Beltrán B., Waorani
This week we are featuring the work of Ecuadorian Photographers. -
Focus on Ecuadorian Photographers: Johis Alarcón
©Johis Alarcón, From right to left. Stock photography of Cusubamba, our native town, taken by my great-aunt Hilda Jaque in December 1967.
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Benjamin Dimmitt: Art + Science Award – Honorable Mention
©Benjamin Dimmitt, Downstream 1986, 2020
In the Lenscratch call Art + Science Award: The Heart of the Matter, we asked photographers to consider a shifting perspective of our current world,
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