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Roy Albert Berry: The States Project: Florida
©Roy Albert Berry
Today, it is my pleasure to share the work of Roy Albert Berry. Roy is a photographer living in Jacksonville, working primarily in environmental portraiture.
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Katty Hoover: The States Project: Florida
©Katty Hoover
Florida has always attracted unique subcultures of people looking to start fresh. It’s a bit of a frontier in that way.
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Kristen Roles: The States Project: Florida
©Kristen Roles, As of Late; , 2014
Today it is my pleasure to share the work of Kristen Roles.
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Annie Donovan: The States Project: Florida
©Annie Donovan, from The Inevitability of Flight
Today, it is my pleasure to share the work of Annie Donovan.
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Selina Román: The States Project: Florida
©Selina Román, Untitled (Sand)
It is my pleasure to lead off my week as guest editor by sharing the work of Selina Román.
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Jeremy Chandler: The States Project: Florida
©Jeremy Chandler, Signal Fire, 2015
We are looking at Florida this week as guest editor Jeremy Chandler takes over for the LENSCRATCH States Project.
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Ken Weingart interviews Jill Greenberg
©Jill Greenberg
Today, I am sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart conducted with photographer Jill Greenberg.
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Content Aware: Sacha Vega
© Sacha Vega
Sacha Vega (b.1991) is a photography based mixed media artist living and working in Brooklyn NY.
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Content-Aware: Jordanna Kalman
© Jordanna Kalman
Jordanna Kalman is a fine art photographer living in NY, USA. Her work deals with loneliness, individuality and femininity.
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Pamela Pecchio: The States Project: Virginia
Father (Size: 22×17″) Pigment Print from 4×5″ negative (2014) © Pamela Pecchio
Pamela Pecchio was one of the first to welcome me to Virginia by inviting me -
Matt Eich: The States Project: Virginia
As the winter snows melt, Mineral, Ohio, 2007 ©Matt Eich
I first met Matt Eich in 2011 when we were on a three-person panel at the Savannah College of Art and Design.
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Justin James Reed: The States Project: Virginia
Shining Bodies installation, Molly Flood Projects ©Justin James Reed
Justin James Reed is someone I’ve looked up to since I was in graduate school.
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