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Ella Morton: The Dissolving Landscape
©Ella Morton, Tilting Storm
Mordançage is a photographic darkroom process that combines the potential for destruction into spectacular, one-of-a-kind photographs. -
Debe Arlook: Foreseeable Cache
©Debe Arlook from Foreseeable Cache
Debe Arlook’s surreal and complex images transcend traditional landscape photography by combining multiple in-camera exposures and a dynamic color pale -
Focus on Ecuadorian Photographers: Daniela Beltrán B.
© Daniela Beltrán B., Waorani
© Daniela Beltrán B., Waorani
This week we are featuring the work of Ecuadorian Photographers. -
Digital Mediations: Penelope Umbrico: Range: of Masters of Photography
©Penelope Umbrico, Two Westons with Daido Moriyama 35mm Medium Format Superslide and lightleak multiexposure
Penelope Umbrico’s work is a complex study of digital technology’s effect on -
Mischelle Moy
©Mischelle Moy, Wing on Wo & Co Lookbook 2, 2020
Spanning both a personal practice of luxuriously-saturated landscapes and an equally color-intensive commercial studio practice producin -
Focus on Installation: Letha Wilson
©Letha Wilson, Yellowstone Sunrise Idaho Lava (2021), UV prints on steel, 22 1/2” x 26” x 8”
In Letha Wilson’s multimedia works, photographs of the land are bolstered with structura -
Magda Biernat: Storytellers
©Magda Biernat, Provincial Trunk Highway, Riverton, Manitoba, Canada, from The Edge of Knowing
I lived on a river for 7 years. On one side Vermont, and the other New York. -
Matthew Arnold: Storytellers
©Matthew Arnold, from Longing For Amelia
Recorded history and photography. While the terms aren’t exactly synonymous there is great degree of overlap in the way we discuss the two. -
Matteo Di Giovanni: Storytellers
©Matteo Di Giovanni, from Blue Bar
The story of a human life is inherently circular. -
Anna Beeke: Storytellers
©Anna Beeke, from Sylvania
When I was a child my family relocated from California to Connecticut. -
Wendel White: Storytellers
©Wendel White, from Red Summer
How we experience an image has largely to do with light, tonality, and composition. -
Louise Russell: Points of View
©Louise Russell, Untitled 1, from Points of View
There are certain artists with the passion and patience to make a particular subject their life’s work.
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