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Steven Bollman: Almost True by Aline SmithsonJanuary 30th, 2018

©Steven Bollman, from Almost True

“Bollman’s photographs enable us to glimpse mysterious depths below the surface details of everyday life.

Emil Handke: From Silence by Aline SmithsonMay 15th, 2017

©Emil Handke

Photographer Emil Handke‘s moody and evocative night photographs speak to those quiet spaces where velvety black backdrops set the stage for the mysteries of dark and l

Ken Weingart interviews Alain Laboile by Aline SmithsonOctober 23rd, 2016

©Alain Laboile

Today, I am sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart, conducted with photographer Alain Laboile.

Sage Sohier: Americans Seen by Aline SmithsonOctober 20th, 2016

When I first came across Sage Sohier’s photographs, it was a little bit like Christmas, each project rich with her unique way of seeing the world.

Gilles Mora: Antebellum by Aline SmithsonOctober 16th, 2016

Photographer, editor, artistic director and museum director Gilles Mora has just released a new monograph, Antebellum, published by Texas University Press that consists of impressionistic, r

Laura Hofstadter: Stages by Aline SmithsonJune 11th, 2016

©Laura Hofstadter, After Degas

As someone who has created humorous photographs based on paintings, I was intrigued by Laura Hofstadter’s self-portrait series, Stages, inspired by ic

Stephen Crowley: Time Spent: Florida 1972-1984 by Aline SmithsonJune 10th, 2016

©Stephen Crowley, Time Spent

I discovered Stephen Crowley’s terrific exploration of Florida in the 1970’s and 80’s when jurying Photolucida’s Critical Mass Competi

Amy Kanka Valadarsky: Misthaven by Aline SmithsonJune 9th, 2016

©Amy Kanka Valadarsky

As photographers, we often discover influences from our childhood and lives that rise to the surface and shape our work in some way.

Craig Alan Huber: The Spirit Within San Junipero by Aline SmithsonJune 4th, 2016

For almost two decades, photographer Craig Alan Huber has continued the historical and almost transcendent practice of loading his large format cameras and capturing images that speak to bea