Fine Art Photography Daily

All posts tagged: "Light"

  • Kevin Cooley by October 6th, 2011

    When I asked my friend J.Wesley Brown to suggest some night photographers for a power point I was creating, he recommended the work of Kevin Cooley.

  • Stephen Wilkes by September 1st, 2011

    Photographer Stephen Wilkes really understands New York City.

  • Eleonora Ronconi by August 24th, 2011

    The first photograph I discovered from Eleonora Ronconi’s Once Upon a Time project was the one featured below.

  • Vicki DaSilva by July 14th, 2011

    Pennsylvania photographer, Vicki DaSilva has been working with light since the 1980’s and recently opened a solo exhibition of her light graffiti work at Able Fine Art in New York City

  • Beau Comeaux by June 21st, 2011

    New York photographer, by way of Texas and Louisiana, Beau Comeaux, manages to make the ordinary into imagined realities. His new exhibition, Implied Fictions, opens at the B.

  • Bear Kirkpatrick by June 17th, 2011

    I guess it’s appropriate when your first name is Bear, that you would make photographs about our relationship to the natural world.

  • Sherif Elhage by April 8th, 2011

    Sherif Elhage was born in St Petersbourg, raised in Beirut by his Russian-Estonian mother and Lebanese father, he now lives in Paris.

  • David H. Wells by March 1st, 2011

    David H. Wells is a photographer’s photographer, with a roster of achievements that boggles the mind.

  • formento+formento by December 15th, 2010

    BJ Formento was born in Honolulu, and his wife, Richeille, was born in London.

  • Hiroshi Sugimoto by December 9th, 2010

    Looking at exhibitions currently on view in New York…
    I was really curious to see Hiroshi Sugimoto’s new exhibition,The Day After, at the Pace Gallery and wasn’t prepared f

  • Bobby Davidson by September 2nd, 2010

    Brooklyn photographer, Bobby Davidson, has had a good year.

  • Klea McKenna by July 30th, 2010

    San Francisco photographer, Klea McKenna, creates work that is rooted in the natural world: the effects, the celebration, and the examination of that world.

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