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Smith Galtney in Conversation with Douglas Breault
©Smith Galtney
Smith Galtney was first a writer, and then a photographer.
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Nancy A. Scherl: Dining Alone: In the Company of Solitude
Awakening in Tokyo, L’Ambre, The Original 1948 Coffee House;, Toyko, Japan, 2018 ©Nancy A. Scherl
There is an air of mystery around someone dining alone.
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Photographers on Photographers: Barry Schwartz in Conversation with Rachael Wright
© Rachael Wright, from the series “The Wall”
Rachael Wright (b. 1981) is a portrait and documentary photographer based in Oakland, California.
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Brian Ulrich: The States Project: Rhode Island
©Brian Ulrich, Chicago, IL, 2003
This week The States Project focuses on Rhode Island, a small but mighty bastion of photography, home to a host of significant photographers and well rega
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Focus on Appropriation: Britland Tracy
© Britland Tracy, We’ll have to silence you permanently, 2020
Artists have been appropriating imagery for generations, taking source material from within their cultures and imparting ne
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Michael Galinsky: The Decline of Mall Civilization
©Michael Galinsky, The Decline of Mall Civilization
Today, we sandwich this post between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, one day that sends us to our local shopping centers for deep discou
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Seunggu Kim: Better Days
© Seunggu Kim, Swimming Pool, 2016, from Better Days
“Time to question our lifestyle how we live..
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Barbara Levine: People Kissing: A Century of Photographs
Photographer Unknown, Snapshot, ca.
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Natan Dvir: Platforms
©Natan Dvir
Natan Dvir is a photographer who is able to navigate all aspects of the human experience, from documentary work captured in other parts of the world, to projects on climate ch
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Elizabeth Heyert: The Outsider
©Elizabeth Heyert
“I call the project The Outsider because as a Westerner in the East, and a stranger in a foreign culture searching for authenticity, I allowed myself to be a spec
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Jessica Eve Rattner: House of Charm
@Jessica Eve Rattner, A dresser in the master bedroom of Lee’s house which is largely as it has been since she moved in a half-a-century ago.
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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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