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Ettore Moni: An Empty Valley by Aline SmithsonMarch 31st, 2015

Italian Photographer, Ettore Moni is a documentary photographer with a number of stunning projects that explore the Italian landscape, and it’s transformation.

Daniel Kariko: Suburban Symbiosis by Aline SmithsonMarch 30th, 2015

I had the great pleasure of spending some quality time with photographer and educator, Daniel Kariko, at the SE Society of Photographic Educators Conference held in Greenville, North Caroli

Content-Aware: Cristina Coral by Grant GillMarch 29th, 2015

Self taught Italian photographer, Cristina Coral, uses elements of narrative and portraiture to explore her self-expression.

Ken Weingart interviews Siri Kaur by Aline SmithsonMarch 26th, 2015

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 over the next few

David Scheinbaum: Kalós by Aline SmithsonMarch 25th, 2015

@David Scheinbaum, Campbell’s Soup, 2014

Two weeks ago, I was teaching a workshop in Santa Fe and brought the participants to see the latest offering at the Verve Gallery of Photogra

Tommy Sussex: Our Sincere Toils by Aline SmithsonMarch 17th, 2015

Tommy Sussex is a documentary photographer based in Bristol, U.K. In his most recent project he has taken his visual methodology outside of the U.

Josephine Sacabo: Salutations by Aline SmithsonMarch 16th, 2015

“I believe in Art as a means of transcendence and connection. My images are simply what I’ve made from what I have been given.

Living on a Dollar a Day: The Lives and Faces of the World’s Poor by Sarah StankeyMarch 12th, 2015

The following images/text are excerpted from Living On A Dollar A Day (The Quantuck Lane Press, 2014) by Thomas A. Nazario, with Photographs by Renée C.

Ashley McDowell: Up From Under by Aline SmithsonMarch 10th, 2015

Work seen at PhotoNOLA …
Photographer Ashley McDowell brought a poignant personal narrative to PhotoNOLA about pain, loss, sadness, and ultimately, hope.