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In the mid 1970s (’76 to be accurate) mastodon bones were found buried in the mud at the Christensen property in Hancock County, Indiana. This was lite…
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When several things all line up, cosmically that is, it’s easy to connect the dots and find patterns. Are the patterns really there, or is it merely hi…
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Revisiting Robert Darch's 'The Moor'Narrative fiction in photo book format is tricky - Robert Darch pulls it off beautifully. I’ll be in an online talk with Robert Darch, Margaret …
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Contemporary Photography Explored
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Street Photographers in New York with stories and images that resonate
Cary Benbow
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Passing Place is both a memoir and a portrait of a person, place, and time in Sandy Carson’s life. Themes of memory and loss also play a…
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Aaron Turner is an Arkansas based artist and educator. He uses photography to pursue personal stories of people of color, in two main…
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Death Magick Abundance, the first photo book by New Orleans photographer Akasha Rabut, is the culmination of her nearly ten-year…
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Professional Photographers of America’s (PPA) annual Imaging USA convention went online for 2021, including educational sessions on…
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Marcus Xavier Chormicle is one of our featured artists in the Portfolio Issue 2020 #104. The work from his project, Still Playing with…
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Jan 10CommentShare
Atefeh Farajolahzadeh is one of our featured artists in the Portfolio Issue 2020 #104. The work from her project, Still Moving, stems from…
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Dec 31, 2020CommentShare
Grant Scott is the founder of United Nations of Photography, and the associated podcast, A Photographic Life (included in my photography…
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Dec 7, 2020CommentShare
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