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Letitia Huckaby: Bitter Waters Sweet by Epiphany KnedlerMarch 10th, 2023

©Letitia Huckaby, Ms. Joycelyn, Pigment Print on Fabric with Embroidery, 71” x 41”, 2022

This week, we will be exploring projects that use the found photograph.

Dillon Bryant: From There to Here and Never Back Again by Epiphany KnedlerMarch 9th, 2023

©Dillon Bryant, Mythos, Scanned collage made from found and taken images, family album cover, 2022

This week, we will be exploring projects that use the found photograph.

Jesse Rieser: Souvenirs from Paradise by Aline SmithsonDecember 30th, 2022

©Jesse Reiser, Souvenirs from Paradise Exhibition

For his exhibition titled Souvenirs From Paradise, Jesse intertwines divergent narratives from his works A Vanishing America Folklore and

Gary Burnley: In the Language of My Captor by Kat DavisFebruary 24th, 2021

©Gary Burnley, Aunt Hagar’s Children #1, Courtesy of the Elizabeth Houston Gallery

The tradition of portraiture comes with it an obvious conceit–the subjects and their artists

Christopher Mitchell: Meeting Strangers by Macaulay LermanDecember 5th, 2020

When comparing the passage of time to the elements an obvious metaphor is water.

Photographers on Photographers: Joe Harjo in Conversation with Mari Hernandez by Joe HarjoAugust 27th, 2020

I first came across Mari Hernandez’s work when she was collaborating with Mas Rudas, a collective of Chic

William Camargo: The 2020 Lenscratch Student Prize Third Place Winner by Macaulay LermanJuly 23rd, 2020

©William Camargo

It is with so much pleasure that we announce the 2020 Lenscratch Student Prize 3rd Place Winner, William Camargo.

Elliot Ross: Plainsmen by Daniel GeorgeMarch 25th, 2019

©Elliot Ross

In Elliot Ross’s series, Plainsmen, we are called to the interior American West—a place which, from an outsider’s perspective, is generally romanticized and oversimplif

Alanna Airitam: The Golden Age by Amanda DahlgrenJune 29th, 2018

San Diego-based portrait photographer Alanna Airitam understands personally that representation matters.

Jay Turner Frey Seawell: National Trust by Grant GillFebruary 11th, 2014

Lenscratch will be featuring submitted projects this week…
Politics are addictive. Like Hollywood and tabloid articles, we fixate on the political news about our own soil.

Robbie McClaran: From Here On by Aline SmithsonJanuary 31st, 2014

Robbie McClaran is a documentary and fine art photographer who for more than thirty years has been telling stories of the American people and landscape.

JayPeg’s Photo Pub: Sandy Revisited by Aline SmithsonMay 5th, 2013

After a disaster, a disaster that devastates a country or community, there is a flood of concern and an outpouring of help.

All posts tagged: "America"

Letitia Huckaby: Bitter Waters Sweet by Epiphany KnedlerMarch 10th, 2023

Dillon Bryant: From There to Here and Never Back Again by Epiphany KnedlerMarch 9th, 2023

Jesse Rieser: Souvenirs from Paradise by Aline SmithsonDecember 30th, 2022

Gary Burnley: In the Language of My Captor by Kat DavisFebruary 24th, 2021

Christopher Mitchell: Meeting Strangers by Macaulay LermanDecember 5th, 2020

Photographers on Photographers: Joe Harjo in Conversation with Mari Hernandez by Joe HarjoAugust 27th, 2020

William Camargo: The 2020 Lenscratch Student Prize Third Place Winner by Macaulay LermanJuly 23rd, 2020

Elliot Ross: Plainsmen by Daniel GeorgeMarch 25th, 2019

Alanna Airitam: The Golden Age by Amanda DahlgrenJune 29th, 2018

Jay Turner Frey Seawell: National Trust by Grant GillFebruary 11th, 2014

Robbie McClaran: From Here On by Aline SmithsonJanuary 31st, 2014

JayPeg’s Photo Pub: Sandy Revisited by Aline SmithsonMay 5th, 2013

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