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Lori Vrba: Portal
©Lori Vrba, Suspended Belief from Portal
Lori Vrba is one of those special artists where her art and life collide into powerful and mysterious photographs, rooted in the natural world and a -
Changing Circumstances: Looking at the Future of the Planet
Fruit Loops Landscape, from the series Processed Views: Surveying the Industrial Landscape © Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman
I thoroughly enjoyed the book, Changing Circumstances:Looking -
Ellen Kok: The Other Farm
Timo is sleeping in the cabin of his father’s front loader while his dad, Dutch farmer Koos van der Laan (left), talks with a neighbor.
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Christian Rodriguez: A Mixe Flower
©Christian Rodriguez
Christian Rodriguez has created a powerful photographic essay that captures the beauty and travesty of young women in Oaxaca, still children yet having children of thei -
CENTER AWARDS: Editors Choice: Eric Kayne
©Eric Kayne, Jeanne Kilmurry stands in the road in front of her family’s property near Atkinson, Nebraska where the Keystone XL pipeline would enter their land.
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CENTER AWARDS: Editors Choice: Eva Fazzari
©Eva Fazzari
This week Lenscratch will be sharing the CENTER Awards winners and the statements by the jurors to help understand their choices. -
CENTER AWARDS: Directors Choice: Magda Biernat
©Magda Biernat, Adrift
This week and next, Lenscratch will be sharing the CENTER Awards winners and the statements by the jurors to help understand their choices. -
CENTER AWARDS: Curators Choice: Jennifer Little
©Jennifer Little, Owens Dry Lake viewed from above the Dolomite Marble Quarry, Owens Valley, CA.
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CENTER Awards: Project Development: Megan E. Doherty
©Megan E. Doherty, The Back of the Yards neighborhood, seen through a window of dandelions, in the springtime. Br. Jim visits with friends on the front porch.
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Camilo Ramirez: The Gulf
© Camilo Ramirez
Camilo Ramirez‘s work reveals the post-oil spill landscape of the United States’ Gulf Coast. -
Edward Burtynsky: Water
Edward Burtynsky (Canadian, b.
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Nancy Borowick: Cancer Family
©Nancy Borowick, Howie and Laurel Borowick embrace in the bedroom of their home. They never could have imagined being diagnosed with stage-4 cancer at the same time. Chappaqua, New York.
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