The Depth of Field weekend went by way too fast. Such a memorable time. The exhibit is at the Center for Photographic Art from April 14th to May 20th. If you would like to purchase a catalog, you may do so by clicking the button below. Thank you. Depth of Field, Rfotofolio: Depth… Read More
Rfotofolio’s annual call brings to our attention the inspiring work that is being done. Today we are pleased to share the work of Loren Nelson, one of the selections in the2017 Rfotofolio Call for Entry. Would you please tell us a little about yourself ? I am originally from Colorado Springs, CO, but have lived… Read More
I began working on the images one day out of anguish and ended up rescued by a depth of meaning I never really meant to touch. The resulting images are 21 x 26 inch hand-colored photogravures combining the graffiti of New Orleans with religious imagery from San Miguel in Mexico – the dueling iconographies of the two… Read More
“I began working on the images one day out of anguish and ended up rescued by a depth of meaning I never really meant to touch.”
Josephine Sacabo Read More
I thought the earth remembered me, she took me back so tenderly, arranging her dark skirts, her pockets full of lichens and seeds. I slept as never before, a stone on the river bed, nothing between me and the white fire of the stars but my thoughts, and they floated light as moths among the… Read More
“Indulge your curiosity. It’s the basis of creativity. Above all, bring a lot of joy to your work.” Fred Lyon Read More
“Well, I turn people into human beings by not making them into gods.” Imogen Cunningham To learn more about the work of Paul Matzner please visit his page at Paul Matzner.
Rfotofolio’s annual call brings to our attention the inspiring work that is being done. Today we share the work of Paul Matzner, one of the selections in the2017 Rfotofolio Call for Entry.
“Which of my photographs is my favorite? The one I’m going to take tomorrow.” – Imogen Cunningham
“Your job is to draw a line from your art to your life that is straight and clear.” David Bayles Read More
To learn more about the work of Wen Hang Lin please visit his page at Wen Hang Lin.
As we go marching, marching We bring the greater days
For the rising of the women Means the rising of the race
No more the drudge and idler Ten that toil where one reposes
But the sharing of life’s glories, Bread and roses, bread and roses Read More
Rfotofolio’s annual call brings to our attention the inspiring work that is being done. Today we share the work of Wen Hang Lin, one of the selections in the2017 Rfotofolio Call for Entry. Would you please tell us about yourself? I was born and raised in Taiwan, and moved to the United States and studied… Read More
To learn more about the work of Robert Treat please visit his page at Robert Treat.
“These images are visually compelling with their interplay of dark and light, form and movement. Beyond this, are the intriguing ideas of the beauty and grace of “dead” and “decaying” things; of the energy and “life” of discarded objects; and the energy inherent in forms returning to the earth.” Barbara Bullock-Wilson Rfotofolio’s annual call… Read More
“We see what we know until we know who we are, then we see what we feel.”
Ernst Haas Read More
