Fine Art Photography Daily

All posts tagged: "Black and White"

  • Jake Shivery by April 6th, 2011

    Editor and photographer, Blue Mitchell, recently sent me a terrific interview with Jake Shivery.

  • Success Stories: Tami Bone by April 4th, 2011

    I’m been a fan of Tami Bone’s dreamy and surreal photographs for a long time and I have been remiss in sharing her work on Lenscratch.

  • Heather Oeklaus by March 30th, 2011

    I featured Heather Oeklaus’ wonderful and quirky work on Lenscratch last year.

    Heather has a new project and a new way of working with her series, Leftovers.

  • MOPLA: Marjorie Salvaterra by March 29th, 2011

    Looking at photographers and exhibitions featured in The Month of Photography in Los Angeles.

  • Success Stories: Kathleen McLaughlin by March 28th, 2011

    I am absolutely thrilled to share the success story of Kathleen Laraia McLaughlin, as I have had a ringside seat in observing the long road from major project to self publishing a magnifice

  • MOPLA: Brad Buckman by March 26th, 2011

    Featuring photographers that are being celebrated during The Month of Photography in Los Angeles.

  • Michael Jackson by March 16th, 2011

    British photographer, Michael Jackson, now makes his home in Wales and has been working on a single project, Poppit Sands, since 2007.

  • Colette Campbell-Jones by March 15th, 2011

    One of the highlights of Photo LA was discovering the work of Bay area photographer, Colette Campbell-Jones.

  • Success Stories: Michael Kirchoff by March 14th, 2011

    Sometimes you meet someone whose person and work is filled with grace and dignity. Michael Kirchoff is one of those people–kind, enthusiastic, talented, capable, and shows up prepared.

  • Neal Rantoul by March 8th, 2011

    I featured the work of Neal Rantoul when he was exhibiting at the Panoptican Gallery in Boston last year, and currently he has another series on exhibition in the Boston area at The Griffin

  • Christopher Thomas by March 5th, 2011

    German photographer, Christopher Thomas, travels the globe creating work for international publications, but he has managed to stay in New York City long enough to create a wonderful body of

  • Lisette de Boisblanc by February 28th, 2011

    Born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, Lisette de Boisblanc had just left for college when Hurricane Katrina hit her beloved city.

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