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  • Hiroshi Watanabe by December 17th, 2010

    It’s not a secret that I think Hiroshi Watanabe is a photographic treasure, and he has recently been given an opportunity that doesn’t come around too often.

  • Christin Boggs by December 14th, 2010

    Photographer Christin Boggs is looking at what is on our plate at a time when our supermarkets are bursting with selection.

  • Rebecca Sittler Schrock by November 22nd, 2010

    I recently attended the West Coast regional conference for the Society of Photographic Educators in San Diego.

  • Christopher Rauschenberg by November 18th, 2010

    This week Lenscratch is looking at some of the top 50 portfolios from Critical Mass….

  • Traer Scott by November 17th, 2010

    This week Lenscratch is looking at some of the top 50 portfolios from Critical Mass….

  • William Wylie by November 4th, 2010

    I recently stopped by Hous Projects in Los Angeles, to see the terrific exhibition by William Wylie, Carrara.

  • Justine Reyes by September 8th, 2010

    It’s difficult to showcase just one of Justine Reyes varied and masterful bodies of work.

  • Ann Mitchell on The Still Life by August 28th, 2010

    This week I am on vacation and a variety of photographers from around the country are contributing to Lenscratch.

  • Jeannette Montgomery Barron by August 14th, 2010

    There is a desire on the part of many photographers to examine their lives through the cataloguing and documenting of familial objects.

  • Eva Timothy by August 10th, 2010

    Eva Timothy has a unique and “illuminated” viewpoint about photography.

  • Cheryle St. Onge: Guggenheim Fellowship Award by July 27th, 2010

    A few months ago, I was researching the Guggenheim Fellowship Award. I wanted to see what kind of work wins that significant prize. Last year, it was the work of Cheryle St.

  • Brad Wilson by June 25th, 2010

    Looking at participants of Review Santa Fe, a juried photography portfolio review hosted by Center, giving tremendous support and exposure to emerging and established photographers.

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