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Tara Wray: Come Again When You Can’t Stay So Long
©Tara Wray
Tara Wray is a photographer, writer, bookmaker, filmmaker, and editor, proving that one can live in rural Vermont and be very much engaged in the world.
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DB Waltrip: Of Mud and Men
©DB Waltrip, Red Dirt Road
In 2014, Alexa Dilworth and I had the good fortune to juror the festival exhibition for Slow Exposures.
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Michael Marcelle: Kokomo
©Michael Marcelle
Sometimes all you need to see is one image and you just know. That was the case with the work of Michael Marcelle–one image and I was hooked.
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Jordan Gale: 2017 LENSCRATCH Student Prize Honorable Mention Winner
©Jordan Gale
Congratulations to Jordan Gale, a student at the University of Iowa, for his Honorable Mention in the 2017 Lenscratch Student Awards.
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Lyu Geer: 2017 LENSCRATCH Student Prize 2nd Place Winner
©Lyu Greer, Shibi Wang Zhisheng in his bedroom.
Chinese Photographer, Lyu Geer, from LuXun Academy of Fine Arts, received 2nd Place in the 2017 Lenscratch Student Awards.
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CENTER’s Editor’s Choice 3rd Place Award: Sara Macel
©Sara Macel
Sara Macel received 3rd Place in CENTER’s Editor’s Choice Award.
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CENTER’s Editor’s Choice 2nd Place Award: Leonard Suryajaya
©Leonard Suryajaya
Leonard Suryajaya received 2nd Place in CENTER’s Editor’s Choice Award. His project, Bunda, is a celebration of a complicated life.
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Megan Jacobs: Hidden Mothers and Mi Familia
©Megan Jacobs, Hidden Mothers: Eileen, Archival Pigment Print, 20”x30”
©Megan Jacobs, Hidden Mothers install
Megan Jacobs brought two projects to Photolucida.
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Astrid Reischwitz: Stories from the Kitchen Table
©Astrid Reischwitz, Prickly
Astrid Reischwitz brought a well-crafted and conceptualized project on family, tradition, and memory to Photolucida.
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Kari Herer: The States Project: Maine
©Kari Herer
I met Kari Herer through a friend, I heard rumblings about this individual who was so driven to study with someone she admired she slept in her car and lived off granola bars
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Suzanne Révy: I Could Not Prove the Years Had Feet
©Suzanne Révy, Condensation
Navigating the white waters of parenthood is never easy and probably the most difficult period comes during adolescence.
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Siri Kaur: Crow’s Field
©Siri Kaur, Sunflower
Some of us have a magical childhood place where a particular slice of land holds personal histories, real or imagined.
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