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Content-Aware: Ordinary by Grant GillJuly 24th, 2016

©Inka & Niclas

Ordinary is a quarterly fine art photography magazine featuring over 20 artists from around the world who are sent one ordinary object, which comes as an extra, to

Letitia Huckaby: The States Project: Texas by Adam NeeseJuly 3rd, 2016

©Letitia Huckaby, Angel(a)

Letitia Huckaby is an artist who uses photography in combination with textiles to tell personal and family narratives of life in the south.

Leigh Merrill: The States Project: Texas by Adam NeeseJuly 2nd, 2016

©Leigh Merrill, This Place, 2015

Leigh Merrill makes photographs and composite images of vacant urban spaces with a keen eye for architecture, infrastructure and color.

Krista Steinke: The States Project: Texas by Adam NeeseJuly 1st, 2016

©Krista Steinke

Krista Steinke’s projects are fit for daydreams while nodding off under the shade of a tree.

Diane Durant: The States Project: Texas by Adam NeeseJune 30th, 2016

©Diane Durant, Christopher and Randy, Wal-Mart Tire & Lube Express, Farmington MO.

Kasumi Chow and Desiree Espada: The States Project: Texas by Adam NeeseJune 29th, 2016

©Kasumi & Desiree, gummy

Kasumi Chow and Desiree Espada are two photographers working independently and collaboratively out of Dallas, Texas.

Robert Collier Beam: The States Project: Texas by Adam NeeseJune 28th, 2016

©Robert Collier Beam, Light Transformation #1

Robert Collier Beam’s work transcends disciplines – though his photographs are incredible.

Adam Neese: The States Project: Texas by Grant GillJune 27th, 2016

©Adam Neese, Map of Sightings from Seen

The States Project is a hefty series, one that can only merely highlight a handful of any given state’s photographers.

Content-Aware: Tom Hoying by Grant GillJune 19th, 2016

©Tom Hoying

Tom Hoying (b. 1991) is a Columbus, OH based artist and documentary photographer.

Stefan Petranek: The States Project: Indiana by Jacinda RussellJune 18th, 2016

Stefan Petranek meticulously arranges text derived from DNA coding onto found elements (fruit, leaves, dilapidated wood), the landscape (bea

Shelley Given: The States Project: Indiana by Jacinda RussellJune 17th, 2016

To Wait Without Waiting depicts this action as an experience witnessed in solitude. Shelley Given’s photographs are quiet and contemplative in nature.