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Content-Aware: Gennadiy Chernega by Grant GillMay 24th, 2015

©Gennadiy Chernega

Gennadiy Chernega was born in the Ukraine and currently lives in Kiev. He is self-taught and deeply engaged in all things photographic.

The Art of Collaboration: Six Shooters by Aline SmithsonMay 21st, 2015

Four years ago, six friends had lunch. During the meal, we discussed how being a photographic artist is a singular experience, and so much of what we create is done in isolation.

Content-Aware: Alexandra Serrano by Grant GillMay 17th, 2015

Alexandra Serrano is a French-Mexican photographer. She holds two Master degrees, one in Photographic Studies from Westminster University and one in Art History from the university Paris 8.

The Amy Galpin Mixtape by Aline SmithsonMay 14th, 2015

Amy Galpin and I crossed paths at the Medium Festival of Photography last October, and though we didn’t get a chance to spend time together, we began an e-mail friendship.

Ken Weingart interviews Erwin Olaf by Aline SmithsonMay 11th, 2015

©Erwin Olaf

Photographer and writer Ken Weingart has been producing interviews for his Art and Photography blog, and he has kindly offered to share a few with the Lenscratch audience ov

Sarah LaVigne: Month of Photography Denver by Aline SmithsonMay 5th, 2015

Role Play at RedLine curated by Rupert Jenkins and Conor King ©Sam Nguyen

Month of Photography Denver by Sarah LaVigne
Since 2004, every two years in the spring, the city of Denver come

Content-Aware: Rafa Zubiria by Grant GillMay 3rd, 2015

Cloud Parks ©Rafa Zubiria

Rafa Zubiria, San Sebastián 1985. Attracted to photography from his childhood, he reveals a special sense on finding beauty in the mundane.

Adam Ottavi: The States Project: Alaska by Ben HuffMay 2nd, 2015

©Adam Ottavi

Alaskan Editor Ben Huff shares the work of Adam Ottavi

Adam Otttavi was the first photographer I met in Fairbanks in 2005.

Ryota Kajita: The States Project: Alaska by Ben HuffMay 1st, 2015

©Ryota Kajita

Alaskan Guest Editor Ben Huff share the work of Ryota Kajita
Kaji and I moved to Fairbanks around the same time, and it seemed to me then, that I often heard people talk abo