Today we feature the work of Aindreas Scholz whose portfolio was a Work of Merit in the 2023 Denis Roussel Awards. “Your work is so strong conceptually and texturally… it must be exhilarating to be at play in the studio when everything is working. The “Most Beautiful Anthropocene”, a collaboration of cyanotypes and lumen printing, is a… Read More
2018-2023
The young men that became our fathers. Please click on image to see a different view. Thank you to all that have shared their pictures with us.
“In these uncertain times, when we so often feel like riders on the storm, I have found calm, solace and peace by entering the beautifully ordered world of geometric abstraction. Making the work presented in this series has served as a drawing and darkroom mantra for me.
Today we are pleased to share the work space of Ray Bidegain Please tell us about your workspace. For the last 34 years, I have had my studio in the basement of my home in Portland, Oregon. In the beginning I was working as a commercial portrait photographer, and the studio was primarily a black-and-white dark room where… Read More
The Denis Roussel Award was started in 2018 to honor 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. Every year we are pleased and humbled to see the portfolios of work that come in from across… Read More
Today we are pleased to share the work space of Diana Bloomfield. Please tell us about your workspace. Twenty-two steps from the back door of my house, and I’ve arrived at the front door of my studio. My studio’s former life was a detached garage, with potting shed attached to that, all built in the… Read More
The young women that became our mothers.
Today we are pleased to share the work and words of Jeanne Wells. Please tell us about yourself? I’m a hermetic, expressive, champion of the everyday. I have spent most of my life in the state of Maine, either by the shore or in the woods and fields, but always surrounded by the natural… Read More
Rivers in the Sky © Debra Achen Rivers in the Sky “Rivers in the Sky is my response to the extreme atmospheric river events that have hit California’s Central Coast causing major flooding, road closures, and power outages. This piece conveys the impression of rivers overflowing their banks, water flowing in all directions. Folds across both… Read More
Click on images to see a different view. To learn more about the work of Mitchell Hartman please visit his page by clicking on his name.
