We were extremely saddened to learn that our friend and photographer Bob Sadler had died this past week. Our sincere condolences go out to his wife Sharon and to his family and to all of his friends. We met Bob when he and Jerry attended a Weston Workshop back in 2011. Bob really impressed us with hard… Read More
Today we share the work of Judit German-Heins, 2024 Denis Roussel Award Winner chosen by Christopher James. “I feel that your thesis series, A Monster In the Shape of a Woman, is drawn from your personal experiences of the loss of a child, sexual abuse and growing up female, while being subjected to patriarchal expectations… Read More
Lisa Brussell’s portofolio received the 2024 Denis Roussel Award Special Recognition and the Hahnemühle Award for her Gum Bichromate work printed over salt prints, cyanotype and/or ziatype (palladium). Would you please tell us about yourself? My high school darkroom photography class sparked my passion for photography. I spent my career as a designer, creating branding for consumer product goods.… Read More
We are please to share the work of Jody Miller. “I would love to tell you a bit about how I got into the encaustic medium and what it means to my photography.
Thank you to all of the photographers that share their work with us. Enjoy the look back.
Please click on images to see a different view. To learn more about the work of Siobhán Byrns please visit her page by clicking on her name.
Enjoy a look back. Thank you to all of the photographers who share their work with us. May be played full size and with sound. Featured Comments “Gorgeous video, perfect pace, beautiful music, glorious images, and über talented artists! Thank you,” Eduardo Fujii “Such a beautiful video! And the best weekend ever!!” Diana Bloomfield… Read More
“Yū-gen is a complex word, more felt than described in words. I want viewers to ‘feel’ what it is like for Ryuijie and me when we free dive and photograph.” Chuck Davis
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
To learn more about the work ofJay Fine please visit his page by clicking on his name.
“Memory is the source of liberation as forgetfulness is the root of exile.”
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