Our Sunday Gallery
Wayne Swanson
“Love the personal storytelling. I think the images are successfully applied to the square here also. I admire photographers who are thinking outside the flat box these days and experimenting with alternative surfaces, from unusual papers to these shapes.” Sally Davies Today we are please to share the work of Wayne Swanson, his work was chosen as one… Read More
Michael Jackson, Reconnecting
Because the entire world seems to be sheltering in place we thought this would be a good time to reconnect with some of the photographers we have featured in the past. Today we share the work of Michael Jackson
Community
During this time of isolation and waiting, you may feel removed from your creative community. The photographers that have shared their work with Rfotofolio are in part our way of building a community, and we hope you feel the same way. We have been honored to feature photographers from all over the world. We share… Read More
Emilija Petrauskienė Gallery
To learn more about the work of Emilija Petrauskienė please visit her page by clicking on her name. Featured Comments: Wonderful, and needed at a time in which our ability to see beauty in simple things has become more important than ever. Thank you for this respite from grim times. Norm Snyder
Emilija Petrauskienė
Today we are please to share the work of Emilija Petrauskienė, Emilija was chosen as one of the 2019 Rfotofolio Selections. Would you please tell us a little about yourself? I was born in 1981. I am living in Lithuania, Vilnius. I have finished medical school and am now working as a full… Read More
Spatial Boundaries,Danica O.Kus
Mary Aiu
“Elegantly envisioned scenes of magnificent horses running wild. Superb post processing mastery, allowing the artist to create these “stages” of absolute freedom. Beautiful use of muted, restrained color.” Brian Taylor Mary was chosen as one of the 2019 Rfotofolio Selections.
The Lens of Love, Honey Lazar
Honey Lazar uses her camera to hold those she loves close. Photography can tell a story, but it can also remind us of the life lessons we have learned, and those people that have taught us.
The 2020 Denis Roussel Award
The Denis Roussel Award was started in 2018 to help continue the legacy of photographer and educator Denis Roussel and to highlight work done by photographers whose work is based on the historical/alternative photographic processes, including silver gelatin. We are honored to have author and educator Christopher James as our juror this year.
Melissa Wilgis Gallery
To learn more about the work of Melissa Wilgis please visit her page at Melissa Wilgis
Melissa Wilgis
“This photographer invented/developed a technique involving cyanotype printed onto black and white gelatin silver paper. The statement reveals great resourcefulness in working without a darkroom in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.” Jesseca Ferguson
From Jane Fulton Alt
“TO BE HOPEFUL in bad times is not just foolishly romantic. It is based on the fact that human history is a history not only of cruelty, but also of compassion, sacrifice, courage, kindness.
Julia Martin Gallery
Julia Martin
Julia Martin’s work was selected as an Outstanding Body of Work in the2019 Denis Roussel Award by juror Jesseca Ferguson. We are pleased to feature her work here on Rfotofolio. Would you please tell us a little about yourself? I’m originally from Golden, Colorado but am currently living in Phoenix, Arizona. Before coming to Arizona… Read More
Jane Fulton Alt
“In some cultures, nostalgia is often full of sadness. But natsukashii – which derives from the verb “natsuku”, which means “to keep close and become fond of” – indicates joy and gratitude for the past rather than a desire to return to it. In Japan, natsukashii is a reminder that you are fortunate to have… Read More
