Fine Art Photography Daily

All posts tagged: "Black and White"

  • René Clement by June 27th, 2011

    Last year, I featured the work of René Clement, a Dutch photographer who had stumbled upon a community in Iowa that felt like home.

  • Reruns: Stephen Berkman by June 11th, 2011

    This post was originally run in early 2009, and to allow me a little break, I am rerunning it for your viewing pleasure.

  • Success Stories: Harvey Stein by June 10th, 2011

    When a photographer thinks of a success story, the name Harvey Stein certainly comes to mind.

  • Success Stories: John Chervinsky by June 7th, 2011

    Exploring the work of John Chervinsky is intriguing and very inspiring as his photographs are a reflection of a thinker and doer.

  • Matt Black by June 1st, 2011

    For a number of years, a good friend who is a nurse in an agricultural area in California, has shared with me her efforts to help a community of farm workers from an region in the mountains

  • Kay von Aspern by May 27th, 2011

    When you think of Vienna, one doesn’t immediately think of quirky street photography, but Kay von Aspern has a gift for finding it.

  • Michael Jang by May 25th, 2011

    We live in a culture of immediate gratification.

  • Success Stories: Susan Burnstine by May 23rd, 2011

    Today’s post is especially meaningful as I am celebrating a significant marker in a photographer’s journey.

  • Christine Elfman by May 16th, 2011

    I recently came across Christine Elfman’s Cabinet Card images when looking at the roster of photographers participating last year’s Photo Review Exhibition.

  • Gay Block by May 7th, 2011

    I was introduced to the work of Houston photographer, Gay Block, by Frazier King from the Houston Center of Photography.

  • Rachel Wolf by May 4th, 2011

    Looking at participants from Photolucida…
    Rachel Wolf hails from Anchorage AK, earned her B.A. in Photography Hampshire College in Amherst, MA, and now lives in Portland, OR.

  • Fritz Liedtke by April 20th, 2011

    Looking at participants from Photolucida…
    At Thursday night’s portfolio walk at the Portland Art Museum, one body of work literally had a glow (and a crowd).

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