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Canteen Magazine’s Naked Judging: Learning from Rejection, Part 1
Today’s and tomorrow’s posts are not-to-be-missed in terms of learning what jurors look for when determining winners.
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PhotoNOLA: Clay Lipsky: In Dark Light
Today I am sharing more work seen at PhotoNOLA….
Clay Lipsky’s project, In Dark Light, is intriguing on a number of levels.
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Christine Osinski: Staten Island
©Christine Oskinski
Though I didn’t get a chance to review Christine Oskinski’s work at Photo NOLA, I saw her stunning images at the portfolio walk and they left and impression -
Neal Rantoul shares the work of Mercedes Jelink
Recently, my friend Neal Rantoul sent me a post he had written about a photographer he admired. Neal is a career artist and educator.
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PhotoNOLA: Nancy A. Johnson
This week I am sharing more work seen at PhotoNOLA…
Photographer Nancy A.
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PhotoNOLA: Brandon Thibodeaux
For the next few weeks, I will be sharing work that seen at PhotoNOLA….
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PhotoNOLA: Donna Pinckley: Southern Depictions
©Donna Pinckley, from Southern Depictions
When Donna Pinckley shared her work at PhotoNOLA it was immediately evident that she is an intuitive portrait photographer. -
Critical Mass: June Yong Lee
When I first saw the movie, Silence of the Lambs, I had a visceral response to the idea of using skin to create clothing.
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Linda Morrow: Luminous Bloom
It was just a year ago, that I sat in the workshop,Turning Toward Books: Creating Artist Directed Publications, taught by the very capable Lauren Henkin.
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The 2012 PhotoNOLA Review Prize Winner: Deb Schwedhelm
Today I want to celebrate Deb Schwedhelm and her outstanding portfolio which garnered her the 2012 PhotoNOLA Review Prize .
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Julia Dean: Forty Years Behind the Camera
A dozen years ago, photographer Julia Dean changed my life by asking me to teach at her photography school, The Julia Dean Photo Workshops in Los Angeles.
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John Blakemore at the Klompching Gallery
A wonderful exhibition featuring the work of British photographer, John Blakemore, has recently opened at the Klompching Gallery in Brooklyn and will run through December 22nd, 2012.
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