Editor’s Note: Last October I was admitted into Northern Michigan University’s post-baccalaureate program and as of the beginning of January I have begun my three semester trek towards a B.S. in Art History. I am really excited to be able to pursue my interests in art and art history. Because I am attempting to acquire… »
Photos by Simon Bates, Kuopio, Finland.
Today I bring a sample of work by Simon Bates, an Irishman living in Finland. Bates has a BA in architecture and plans to begin work towards an MA in Fine Art next year.
What drew me in with these photographs… »
Photos by Chris Jordan, Seattle, Washington.
I was first introduced to Chris Jordan’s work about midway through my undergraduate studies. The series was “Intolerable Beauty.” My photography professor at the time showed a few of the images via digital projector. I still remember that particular session… »
Now I don’t consider myself a lomographer. In fact, my only camera made at LOMO is a Cosmic Symbol, the import rebrand of the Smena Symbol. I do, however, consider… »
Photos by Paula Aparicio, Argentina.
I found Paula’s work while cruising through Flikr. Her photostream is light with fewer than 200 images. It was easy to browse and nearly every single… »
Photos by Neil Richards, Knutsford, UK
Today I bring you Neil Richards. Although not a professional photographer, per se, he is prolific with the camera. By day he is a web… »
Photos by Clare Dove, Ramsgate, UK
Normally I write a little piece on the photographers that I present, but today I’m going to let Clare do most of the talking. Below… »
Photos by Tommy Forbes, London, England.
It’s been a week since the last time I presented you with a selection of photographs to view. Today I bring you Tommy Forbes from… »
I got nice little package in the mail today from Dan Bass, you remember him from the spread we did last week on him. If you didn’t see it click… »
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