Bailey Russel’s portfolio Energy and Extraction was selected for Special Recognition for the 2025 Denis Roussel Award. Would you please tell us about yourself? I live in Laramie, Wyoming in the USA and have taught photography here at the University of Wyoming for almost 15 years. Before that I lived in New York City where I… Read More
Today we share the work and words of Robert Treat. Robert is a 2024 Denis Roussel Merit Award winner selected by Christopher James. “I think that I recognize your style… the gestural and organic photo-graphic drawings that illustrate the depth of the artist’s internal self and perhaps the metaphorical relationship to someone close (or… Read More
Featuring the outstanding images that have been shared with Rfotofolio. Today we share Lost Lake by Denis Roussel, a cyanotype To learn more about Denis Roussel please click on his name. Featured Comments “Tu nous manques tous mon amour.” Rachel “His work is so lovely.” Kyle Roberts
Featuring the outstanding images that have been shared with Rfotofolio. To learn more about the work of Diana Bloomfield please click on her name.
Please click on image to see a different view. To learn more aboutthe work of Elizabeth Pineda please visit her page by clicking on her name.
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. We would like to thank juror, author, and educator Christopher James who spent long hours reviewing the submissions. We… Read More
Baring Section © Laurie Beck Petersion
“Such accomplished and beautiful work… precise, playful, clearly loved in the process of making. What I truly enjoyed was how many ways this work might be experienced in person especially if given the permission to hold and move the pages and complex elements that make up each piece. In the time-honored treasure and marriage of… Read More
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 would like to thank juror, author, and educator Christopher James who spent long hours reviewing the submissions.… Read More
