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Tsutomu Yamagata: Thirteen Orphans
Yesterday, I met an old lady at side of lotus pond and talked for two hours. She went to the front line as a nurse during World War II and saw incredibly hideous scenes almost every day.
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Jim Kazanjian: Anomalies
The combination of imagination and technology , in the right hands, takes us to places that are at once other-worldly and familiar.
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Mariella Furrer: My Piece of Sky
There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside of you–Maya Angelou
When I was about five years old, I was sexually abused by a stranger … The molestation could not ha
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Marjorie Salvaterra: HER
Eve Unraveled
I recently stayed in a New York hotel that showed La Dolce Vita on a loop inside the hotel’s elevator. -
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 -
Rebecca Drolen: Hair Pieces
This week we are sharing work submitted to Lenscratch…
Detangler
Humorous with the approach to her subject matter, thought provoking and beautiful, Rebecca Drolen’s work considers th -
The Brooks Jensen Mixtape
Brooks Jensen at Skywalker Ranch
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Allison Barnes: Neither For Me Honey Nor The Honey Bee & Autobiogeography
Looking at work seen at the Filter Photo Festival
Dining Room, from Neither For Me Honey Nor The Honey Bee© Allison Barnes
It’s always a pleasure to see well crafted, beautiful silver -
Claire Mallett: Bodies and Shadows
More and more are women shooting nudes these days which is a refreshing perspective on an age old subject matter.
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The Jamie Johnson Interview
When I think of an example of someone who lives a photographic life, the first name that comes to mind is Jamie Johnson.
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James Graves: Marking Questions
James Graves is a photographic seer, using the visual language to traverse the places between his interior and exterior worlds.
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Lisa McCord: Rotan Switch at the Memphis Cotton Museum
Opening September 28th, photographer Lisa McCord will have an exhibition of her project, Rotan Switch, at the Cotton Museum in Memphis, Tennessee.
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