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Anthony Goicolea
New York photographer, Anthony Goicolea’s website is a little bit like a candy store, rich in sweet imagery in all shapes and sizes.
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La Toya Ruby Fraizer
La Toya Ruby Fraizer was born in Pittsburgh and received her BFA in Photography and Graphic Design from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.
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Miloushka Bokma
Looking at photographers included in The Prime Years, an exhibition at the Houston Center for Photography, curated by Fernando Castor R.
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Laura Domela
I really enjoyed seeing the work of Laura Domela at Photolucida earlier this Spring.
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Jane Tam
Photographer, Jane Tam, 譚 珍 玲, grew up in Brooklyn after her parents immigrated to New York City in the mid 1970s from Guangdong, China.
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Kate Hutchinson
I’ve been looking at a lot of imagery about photographing those under the same roof, and found Kate Hutchinson’s portrait work of her husband to be quite remarkable.
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Jessica Todd Harper
This week I am featuring a selection of Critical Mass portfolios that were stand-outs in my very subjective opinion. There are numerous others that have already been featured on Lenscratch.
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Deanna Dikeman
This week I am featuring a selection of Critical Mass portfolios that were stand-outs in my very subjective opinion. There are numerous others that have already been featured on Lenscratch.
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Judith Fox
California photographer, Judith Fox, never set out to create her newest body of work, I Still Do. The subject was right in front of her, and it was a difficult and sad subject to explore.
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Tracy Baran
It’s an interesting thing to ponder: what happens to our work and photographic legacy when we pass on? Tracey Baran passed away in 2008, at 32, far too young an age.
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Vicky Slater
I discovered Vicky Slater’s work on the Filmwasters site, a site started by 5 photographers: Susan Burnstine, Damion Rice, Mark Skorji, Leon Taylor and Ed Wenn, who are devoted to anal
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Judy Gelles
After curating a piece for Fraction Magazine on Fathers and Sons, I received several e-mails from photographers or curators wanting to share their own work or the work of other photographer
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