Interiors: Moody Still Life Photograph, Dad’s Office
An afternoon at my Dad’s, while visiting, I saw this collection of tubes–and whatever–and loved the look and feel in the dark afternoon light.
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Have 6 Seconds for Contemporary Art and Photography at MoMA?
Looking at artwork and photographs-albeit briefly-at MoMA. Every photograph in two rooms and a half at Museum of Modern Art (almost): a brief video tour. Have 6 seconds for contemporary work? …
Looking in Dad’s Closet, 70s Briefcase [Photograph]
While staying over, I saw in my dad’s closet a 70s briefcase, oddly. I remember him lugging it around, home from the station-I wonder why he still has it?
And So It Starts: The Chelsea Art Season Gallery Openings Begins with Strong Photography Shows
Some good photography by Laura Letinsky, Justine Kurland, Paul Graham; Others Laura Letinsky at Yancey Richardson At Yancey Richardson, Laura Letinsky continues her exploration of still life photography–using fragments from her …
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A day and a night at the US Tennis Open, Photographed #USOpen
Photographs at the US Tennis Open, New York
2014 Aaron Siskind Foundation Grant Winners Announced
2014 ASF Grant Winners Announced Aaron Siskind Foundation Individual Photographer’s Fellowship grant winners are: Lucas Foglia, Berkeley, CA Curran Hatleberg, Brooklyn, NY Gillian Laub, New York, NY Peter van Agtmael, …
View From the Beach, Jersey Shore
View From the beach, Jersey Shore, looking down as the waves come it.
What Summer Looks Like: Kids on the Beach. Fine Art Photography by Steve Giovinco
Kids on the Jersey beach in summertime, fine art photography by Steve Giovinco
Central Pennsylvania Summertime Views [Photographs]
These photographs were made in Central Pennsylvania during summertime. The first being along a lake in a state park that I came across where a family was sitting nearby, watching …
Commission A Photograph; See the World Differently, with Beauty
Fine Art Photography Commission You see the world as it is, for the most part (we all do). What what if there was a different way of seeing it? Wouldn’t …
