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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. -
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 to -
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. -
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. -
Susan Worsham: The States Project: Virginia
© Susan Worsham
Susan Worsham is contagiously passionate about everything around her and embodies all that comes to mind when considering a Virginia photographer. -
Shane Rocheleau: The States Project: Virginia
Ja’Quan © Shane Rocheleau
I met Shane Rocheleau during a tag-along with him, Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa, and Susan Lipper on a fascinating, collaborative project they are working on with -
Brittany Nelson: The States Project: Virginia
Gelatin Silver, 40×40”, C-print, face mount plexi, 2013 © Brittany Nelson
Brittany Nelson (AKA The Brittany Nelson) is one of greatest humans on the planet. -
Eliot Dudik: States Project: Virginia
©Eliot Dudik, Canal in Fog, Near Highway 17, Road Ends in Water
The LENSCRATCH States Project continues with the state of Virginia and the wonderful Virginian Guest Editor, photographer Eli -
Steve Engelmann: Ancient Wood
© Steve Engelmann – Ancient Wood
Hermann Hesse wrote one of the most beautiful odes to trees nearly one hundred years ago. -
Mary Pinto: Weavings, Cut Outs, After Sandy, and Home and Garden
© Mary Pinto “Blue Fern (horizontal)”, color photograms and tape, 11 x 14 inches, 2015
The hand of the artist is uniquely distinct and evident in the work of Mary Pinto. -
Elena Dorfman: Empire Falling and River
© Elena Dorfman, Empire Falling #1
The history of artistic representation of the American landscape is grounded in the dichotomy between the sublime wilderness versus the cultivated beauty -
Marcus DeSieno: Cosmos and American West
© Marcus DeSieno, Cosmos, “A Photograph of Saturn Eaten by Bacteria Found on an Adulterer’s Engagement Ring”
The Roman philosopher, Cicero, is noted as saying, “Notatio
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