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Werner Mansholt: Not Unusual by Aline SmithsonMay 17th, 2016

©Werner Mansholt

German photographer, Werner Mansholt, has a wonderfully humorous and well-seen body of work, Not Unusual, that will be part of a new book, Street Photography, Two Thousan

The Ashly Stohl Interview: Charth Vader by Aline SmithsonOctober 5th, 2015

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.

Rubi Lebovitch: B Side by Aline SmithsonSeptember 27th, 2015

@Rubi Lebovitch, Bus Stop, 2010

I enjoyed seeing Rubi Lebovitch and his work at Photolucida this past spring.

Matthew Murray: Pleasure in Leisure by Aline SmithsonSeptember 2nd, 2015

©Matthew Murray

British Photographer Matthew Murray has just released a new book, Pleasure in Leisure, published by Cafe Royal Books in an Edition of 200.

Brian Van de Wetering: The Acting Hand by Aline SmithsonJune 3rd, 2015

Graveyard Spiral ©Brian Van de Wetering

Who or what determines our fate? Why do bad things happen to good people? Photographer Brian Van de Wetering has constructed darkly humorous and

Gordon Stettinius and Terry Brown: Mangini Studio by Aline SmithsonNovember 7th, 2014

To know Gordon Stettinius is to love Gordon Stettinius, and the new offering by Candela Books allows us really get to know Gordon Stettinius in all his various personas.

García de Marina: Still Lifes by Aline SmithsonAugust 23rd, 2014

I appreciate when people see the world differently, and Spanish photographer García de Marina happens to see the world with humor and possibility.

Chema Madoz: Sin Titulo by Aline SmithsonJune 5th, 2014

©Chema Madoz, Untitled, Madrid, 2001

To state that I am a fan of Chema Madoz and his astute surrealistic way of seeing is an understatement.

Dan Younger: Travel Places by Aline SmithsonFebruary 20th, 2014

Dan Younger’s photographs are a timely follow to yesterday’s post of Tony Fouhe’s street work proving that normal life is even more odd and quirky than, well, things we c