Share this…FacebookRedditEmailI spent a few hours writing a Guggenheim Fellowship letter of recommendation for a friend yesterday.It turned into a very helpful exercise because it allowed me to think critically …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailFlying to Copenhagen, on the way for a second trip to photograph in southern Greenland, supported by a grant from the American-Scandinavian Foundation. One ‘benefit’, if it can be …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailSample Photographs Book Project Description “Darkland” is a fine art night photography book focused on climate change in Greenland. The goal is to document transformation and loss among the …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailAugust 10-September 10, 2021 Project Brief This fine art photography project documents climate change for one month in Greenland while collaborating with native Greenlanders, resulting in exhibitions and books. …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmail FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Steve Giovincoinfo@stevegiovinco.com www.stevegiovinco.com/prT +1 347-421-7598 Funded by a Second Grant, Collaborative Photo Project Will Capture the Haunting Beauty of Arctic Melting Glaciers at Night and Donate …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailI Have Questions About East Greenland I am a fine art photographer in New York. I am looking for information in preparation for my August, 2021, trip to East …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailThis a series of nightlandscape photographs taken in Greenland. Most are made at night, often with long exposures, ranging from an hour or two. This creates strange and eerie …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmail Concepts, Real World Experiences and 7 Tips If you’re not familiar with NFTs, they are digital certificates that trace ownership. That’s it. Epic boondoggle; dumbfounded incredulity; not-so-subtle hatred; …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailI will show night landscape photographs taken in Greenland. Themes of permanence, transformation, and mystery are represented both in the images and hanging of the exhibition and are mirrored …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmail The light was coming in just right–I could feel it. I often would compose photographs by literally sensing when the sun’s warmth is on my face, neck, or …
