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Still Life

  • Henry Leutwyler by June 7th, 2010

    If there was one estate sale I am sorry to have missed, it would be the one at Neverland Ranch.

  • Mark Tanner by May 21st, 2010

    I first discovered Mark Tanner’s work in the developing tray.

  • Cynthia Greig by May 4th, 2010

    I’ve been a big fan of Cynthia Greig, the person and the work, ever since I discovered her early series, Life Size.

  • Sanna Kannisto by April 10th, 2010

    Finnish photographer, Sanna Kannisto, has a project that has been made possible by the Aperture Fund for Emerging Artists.

  • William Head by March 15th, 2010

    William Head recently graduated from the University of Wales, Newport, and hopes to continue his studies in Prague, but for now: i done some stuff, and i still got some stuff to do.

  • Judy Gelles by September 14th, 2009

    After curating a piece for Fraction Magazine on Fathers and Sons, I received several e-mails from photographers or curators wanting to share their own work or the work of other photographer

  • Kyohei Abe by July 12th, 2009

    Kyohei Abe (aka Laszlodog) has a new book on Blurb, Imaginary scape, showcasing “the interrelationship between the physical world and the world of imagination.

  • Peter Tonningsen by July 10th, 2009

    Unfortunately I didn’t get chance to meet California photographer, Peter Tonningsen, at Photolucida, but his images were well showcased at the event.

  • Grace Weston by July 8th, 2009

    looking at photographers who create their own realities…
    Portland photographer, Grace Weston, creates staged vingnettes and narratives that use a variety of props to ” address th

  • Julie Meridian by May 14th, 2009

    continuing to look a photographer’s from Photolucida
    Illinois photographer, Julie Meridian’s, layered compositions have a delicate beauty that come from her connection to the nat

  • Jean Miele by May 8th, 2009

    continuing to look at photographers from Photolucida
    Jean Miele is a photographer’s photographer.

  • Charles Grogg and Jeri Eisenberg by May 6th, 2009

    continuing to look at photographers from Photolucida
    I am always amazed at how photographers and artists continue to reinvent ways to portray the natural world.

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