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  • MOPLA: LA mecCA by April 1st, 2011

    Looking at photographers and exhibitions featured in The Month of Photography in Los Angeles.

  • David Strohl by March 31st, 2011

    David Strohl received his undergraduate degree from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia.

  • Zoran Milosavljevic by March 25th, 2011

    Los Angeles photographer, Zoran Milosavljevic, really knows his hometown. Literally, block by block.

  • Sheri Lynn Behr by February 11th, 2011

    Sheri Lynn Behr has created a new body of work that takes a look at ordinary people when they are not camera ready.

  • Sharon Johnson-Tennant by February 2nd, 2011

    Los Angeles photographer, Sharon Johnson Tennant, discovered photography during her career as New York fashion designer, where visual inspirations came from exploring color, texture, and for

  • Vivian Maier by January 2nd, 2011

    Almost a year ago, I wrote a long post on the incredible work and story that surrounds Vivian Maier.

  • Paul McDonough by December 11th, 2010

    Looking at exhibitions currently on view in New York….The Sasha Wolf Gallery is celebrating the work and a new publication of Paul McDonough’s New York Photographs, 1968-1978.

  • Norihisa Hosaka by November 19th, 2010

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

  • Larry Brownstein by October 22nd, 2010

    Los Angeles photographer Larry Brownstein knows how to be in the right place at the right time.

  • Kurt Jordan by October 14th, 2010

    I was first introduced to Kurt Jordan’s work this summer, when he submitted this terrific image of stock piled firewood to the Lenscratch 4th of July exhibition.

  • Gita Lenz by October 12th, 2010

    This is one of those happy ending stories, all due to the efforts and abilities of Mr. Gordon Stettinius and his friend Timothy Bartling.

  • Robert Rutoed by September 24th, 2010

    Sometimes what’s right in front of us is far more interesting and absurd than anything a fimmaker or artist can create.

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