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The Bryan Formhals Mixtape
When you do find people that you connect with deeply, nurture those connections and build upon them.
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WassinkLundgren: This Land is My Land, This Land is Your Land
When I first saw the work of the Dutch born photography duo of Thijs groot Wassink and Ruben Lundgren, I was enamored with their cleaver approaches to people and nature in the urban landsca
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Sara Jane Boyers: Gridlock
Sara Jane Boyers’ new project, GRIDLOCK, reflects life behind the wheel in one our largest cities, Los Angeles.
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Dan Younger: Travel Places
Dan Younger’s photographs are a timely follow to yesterday’s post of Tony Fouhe’s street work proving that normal life is even more odd and quirky than, well, things we c
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Tony Fouhse: Same Old Story
To say that I love the photographs by Tony Fouhse might be an understatement.
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Dave Jordano: Detroit: Unbroken Down
Dave Jordano has always been a compassionate and insightful observer and he brings those qualities to his hometown of Detroit.
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Dave Jordano: Early 35mm Work from Detroit 1972
The wonderful Dave Jordano has been a long time observer of Detroit, the city where he was born and traversed with a 35mm as a student, onto a 4×5, and today uses digital capture to doc
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Frank Armstrong: Landscapes, Main Street, At Liberty 1975-2004
Richard Greffe, Frank Armstrong, and Roy Flukinger, “holding Polaroids of ourselves while drinking and snacking after a day messing around in Black Canyon up above Santa Fe.
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Louis Draper: Retrospective 1950-1990
©Louis Draper
Candela Books + Gallery in Richmond, VA recently opened the first retrospective exhibition of the mid-century African-American photographer, Louis Draper (1935-2002) that wi -
Susan Berger: Martin Luther King Blvd.
Susan Berger looks at America with one unifying element: Martin Luther King Blvd.
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Mohammad Rakibul Hasan
Sarah Stankey shares work submitted to Lenscratch…
Trees in the park provide shelter to urban birds
Mohammad Rakibul Hasan‘s work creates a beautiful documentary view of the dwindlin -
David Bradford: New York Moment
A good novelist has to be a good listener, picking up conversational nuances that help shape characters pulled from the writer’s imagination.
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