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Christa Blackwood: Prix West
©Christa Blackwood
For the past several years, photographic artist Christa Blackwood has considered the landscape from a female perspective, combining historical photographic techniques wi -
Melodie McDaniel: American Spectator
©Melodie McDaniel, Backyard Pageant, 1998
The exhibition, Melodie McDaniel: American Spectator, recently opened at Spot Photo Works in Hollywood and will run through November 9, 2015. -
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. -
Kristen Roles: The States Project: Florida
©Kristen Roles, As of Late; , 2014
Today it is my pleasure to share the work of Kristen Roles. -
Steve Engelmann: Ancient Wood
© Steve Engelmann – Ancient Wood
Hermann Hesse wrote one of the most beautiful odes to trees nearly one hundred years ago. -
Kat Moser: Amalgamations
Tangled Up in Blue ©Kat Moser
Kat Moser explores the female form and aspects of earth and water through her painterly and ethereal photographs. -
Jane Lena Schulman: Family Inheritances I and II
Photographer Jane Lena Schulman uses traditional methods in the wet darkroom to produce stunning silver gelatin prints of her various projects, including today’s featured work, Fam
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Linda Morrow: Echoes of Ovid
I am a long time fan of the photographs and books of Linda Morrow. She has recently released her 4th monograph, Echoes of Ovid, and it’s simply stunning.
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Alternative Process Week: Eric Antoine: Wet plate collodion
This week Guest Editor and photographer Kat Kiernan shares the work of photographers working in alternative processes.
Wet plate collodion is a 19th century process witnessing a revival.
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Alternative Process Week: Elizabeth Opalenik: Mordançage
This week Guest Editor and photographer Kat Kiernan shares the work of photographers working in alternative processes.
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At the Same Time
Beginning a new relationship is timid, really. It is masked by sexual tension and surges of comfort, and sometimes we forget that it is frail.
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