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Paul Matzner: Facing You/Facing Me
©Paul Matzner
In an era where we walk the streets, head down, partially glued to our cell phones and partially navigating the pot holes and cracked pavement, we are no longer a society of
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Andrew Sanderson: The Single Image
Three Jars ©Andrew Sanderson
A few weeks ago Andrew Sanderson reached out to me.
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Marc McAndrews: American Ultraviolence
Flesh ©Marc McAndrews
Photographer’s Photographer, Marc McAndrews’ new project, American Ultraviolence, allows us entree into the world of extreme wrestling, where blood and p
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Sarah LaVigne: Month of Photography Denver
Role Play at RedLine curated by Rupert Jenkins and Conor King ©Sam Nguyen
Month of Photography Denver by Sarah LaVigne
Since 2004, every two years in the spring, the city of Denver come -
Content-Aware: Rafa Zubiria
Cloud Parks ©Rafa Zubiria
Rafa Zubiria, San Sebastián 1985. Attracted to photography from his childhood, he reveals a special sense on finding beauty in the mundane.
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Michelle Sank: Insulae
Michelle Sank straddles the line between insider and outsider–her work takes us into living rooms and the lives of others, but it also takes us for a walk through unfamiliar terrain.
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Ettore Moni: An Empty Valley
Italian Photographer, Ettore Moni is a documentary photographer with a number of stunning projects that explore the Italian landscape, and it’s transformation.
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Content-Aware: Cristina Coral
Self taught Italian photographer, Cristina Coral, uses elements of narrative and portraiture to explore her self-expression.
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The Joanne Junga Yang Mixtape
Joanne Janga Yang reviewing at Lensculture FotoFest Paris, 2013
I first met Joanne Junga Yang the day this photograph was taken at the 2013 Lensculture FotoFest Paris review.
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Barbara Peacock: Hometown 1982-2015
For the past 33 years, photographer Barbara Peacock has been documenting her hometown.
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Content-Aware: Agnieszka Chabros
Agnieszka Chabros was born in Wroclaw in southwest Poland and currently resides in Melbourne (AUS). Schooled in biology studies, self-taught in photography.
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Werner Mansholt: Elvis Never Dies
German photographer, Werner Mansholt‘s new project documents a festival inspired by the very American icon, Elvis Presley and interpreted and celebrated in Bad Nauheim, Germany, where
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