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Living on a Dollar a Day: The Lives and Faces of the World’s Poor
The following images/text are excerpted from Living On A Dollar A Day (The Quantuck Lane Press, 2014) by Thomas A. Nazario, with Photographs by Renée C.
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Ashley McDowell: Up From Under
Work seen at PhotoNOLA …
Photographer Ashley McDowell brought a poignant personal narrative to PhotoNOLA about pain, loss, sadness, and ultimately, hope. -
Barbara Peacock: Hometown 1982-2015
For the past 33 years, photographer Barbara Peacock has been documenting her hometown.
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Werner Mansholt: Elvis Never Dies
German photographer, Werner Mansholt‘s new project documents a festival inspired by the very American icon, Elvis Presley and interpreted and celebrated in Bad Nauheim, Germany, where
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Peter Schreyer: Returning Home
© Peter Schreyer, Passenger Train Stop at Night, Pieterlen, Switzerland, 2013, Gelatin silver print, Courtesy of the artist
The Cornell Fine Arts Museum at Rollins College recently opened a -
Rod Fincannon: Boy Scouts and Indians
Rod Fincannon‘s project, Boy Scouts and Indians has roots in personal history and reflects his exploration of identity as a young man.
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Place and Vision: The Artistic Legacy of Masumi Hayashi
Artist Masumi Hayashi: A Student’s Tribute
written by Beth Dubber
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Matt Lankes: Boyhood
If I’m not busy with photo related projects, you can usually find me happily ensconced in a dark movie theater and this year my favorite movie and Oscar pick would have to be Boyhood,
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Gloria Baker Feinstein: You Are Kindly Welcome
©Gloria Baker Feinstein, Gate City, Virginia, 1979
Gloria Baker Feinstein took the above photograph 35 years ago, in 1979, for a project documenting Appalachia titled, You are Kindly Welcom -
Lloyd DeGrane: Domestic Issues
There is nothing more fascinating than the ordinary.
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Nadia Sablin: Winner of the 2014 CDS/Honickman First Book Prize in Photography
©Nadia Sablin
by Alexa Dilworth
Every two years, the First Book Prize in Photography competition allows us at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University and the Honickman Foundat -
Meryl Meisler: A Tale of Two Cities: Disco Era Bushwick
Photographer Meryl Meisler has a lot going on.
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