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Amy Kanka Valadarsky: Misthaven
©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
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
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Kenneth Josephson: The Light of Coincidence
©Kenneth Josephson, New York State, 1970
At 84, internationally renowned photographer Kenneth Josephson is having quite a year. -
John Brian King: LAX: Photographs of Los Angeles 1980-84
©John Brian King
I seem to be at LAX (the Los Angeles Airport) at least once a week and have gotten to know it in a more significant way over the years. -
Anja Bruehling: Brick Workers
©Anja Bruehling, from Brick Workers
I met Anja Bruehling at the Filter Photo Festival in Chicago, where she shared her powerful project, Brick Workers, captured in Varanasi, India. -
The Ashly Stohl Interview: Charth Vader
Longtime friend, fellow Six Shooter, and lover of all things New York City, photographer Ashly Stohl has released her first monograph, Charth Vader, published by Peanut Press.
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Meryl Meisler: Purgatory and Paradise: Sassy ’70s
New York photographer Meryl Meisler has just released a new book, Paradise & Purgatory: SASSY ’70s Suburbia & The City, published and presented by Bizarre Publishing and Black Box
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Jason Langer: Twenty Years
Jason Langer has a new book, Twenty Years, published by Radius Books, that is a two decade symphony of dark, gestural photographs that at once reveal and conceal and have a soundtrack of sol
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Jodie Hulden: Torrey Pines
At the Overlook ©Jodie Hulden
Jodie Hulden has created a body of work, Torrey Pines, that reflects daily visits to and meditations on a part of the California coast that has a quiet magnif -
Daniel Coburn: The Hereditary Estate
Daniel Coburn‘s monographic book, The Hereditary Estate, was released late in 2014 after a decade of hard work.
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Michael Massaia: Signals Crossed/ No past, No present, No future
©Michael Massaia
Michael Massaia is a keen observer of New York City. Michael has spent the past nine years documenting areas and objects that never extend too far from his front door. -
Andrew Sanderson: The Single Image
Three Jars ©Andrew Sanderson
A few weeks ago Andrew Sanderson reached out to me.
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