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All posts tagged: "The West"

  • Shannon Richardson by October 5th, 2011

    I don’t know Shannon Richardson personally, but I kind of think he is a quiet and thoughtful man.

  • Bernd Reinhardt by September 5th, 2011

    This, being sort of the official last day of summer, calls out for one last look at the potential of having time off–time to make work and time to hit the open road and leave the days

  • J Bennett Fitts by August 2nd, 2011

    So this is how the story goes: A photographer walks into a bar. It’s dark and a cooling relief from a hot summer’s day.

  • Walker Pickering: Nearly West by April 26th, 2011

    Walker Pickering is about to open an exhibition of a project that he has been working on for close to three years. Nearly West will open at the B.

  • Ed Freeman by March 19th, 2011

    Tonight Ed Freeman is opening an exhibition of his award-winning series, Desert Realty at 945 Chung King Road in downtown Los Angeles.

  • MIGRATION, Lost and Found in America by November 1st, 2010

    You might as well pour yourself a second cup of coffee as this post sends you on a photographic journey across America.

  • Mike Sinclair by August 12th, 2010

    I was first exposed to Mike Sinclair’s work on 20×200. I am drawn to the sense of nostolgia in his work, and to the colors that are at the same time muted and brilliant.

  • Michael Eastman by August 3rd, 2010

    The first time I encountered Michael Eastman’s work in person was in a private home that had two large and luscious photographs flanking the foyer–it was an amazing experience t

  • Walker Pickering by July 20th, 2010

    One of the pleasures of producing the 4th of July post on Lenscratch was getting to know some of the readers and contributors to the exhibition.

  • Graham Miller by May 29th, 2010

    I first saw Australian photographer, Graham Miller’s project, Suburban Splendor, at Review Santa Fe last year.

  • Deon Reynolds by May 22nd, 2010

    Living a life in the west, on the range and away from urban influences, requires a certain grit and a certainly simplicity.

  • Kim Stringfellow by February 27th, 2010

    Kim Stringfellow recently opened a show at the Michael Dawson Gallery in Los Angeles, a few hours from her residence in the desert town of Joshua Tree, California, known for it’s anima

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