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Christiana Rifaat: So It Goes by Grant GillFebruary 16th, 2014

The passage into adulthood is often strange and exciting, and looking back one can never fully recall the sudden shift. One of those changes revolves around the concept of home.

Rebecca Webb: Sutures by Sarah StankeyFebruary 15th, 2014

Lenscratch will be featuring submissions this week.

Scenes from a Hotel [Int.]

Rebecca Webb uses diptychs along with single images to tell a personal, intimate narrative.

The Heidi Kirkpatrick Interview by Aline SmithsonJanuary 15th, 2014

Angela Rooden Cooper Howard ©Heidi Kirkpatrickangela rooden is my grandmother (she died when I was 7 weeks old ) they said she was waiting for me to get here

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Emer Gillespie: Picture You, Picture Me by Aline SmithsonDecember 27th, 2013

I discovered Emer Gillespie’s terrific work when jurying Critical Mass and I was happy to see that she went to have her work recognized as on of 2013 Top 50 portfolios.

Jessica Shyba: In the land of Nod by Aline SmithsonDecember 24th, 2013

On Christmas Eve, when children around the world go to sleep with dreams full of what’s to come, I wanted to share some wonderful photographs by mother, writer, blogger,and photographe

Jon Horvath: Demarcations / Comedian Arts : Dramatic Ones by Grant GillDecember 22nd, 2013

Portrait of My Mother

One of the last projects I helped work on at the Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University was Current Tendencies III.

Bjorn Sterri: Family Photographs by Aline SmithsonDecember 1st, 2013

Bjorn Sterri is one of those special photographers who captures his family and his life with beauty, humor, and humanity.

The 2013 Lenscratch Family Exhibition by Aline SmithsonNovember 28th, 2013

Thanksgiving represents a time to slow down and think about what we are thankful for, catch up with family and friends, and celebrate a day of eating too much.