„The world Is full of educated derelicts.“
http://lenscratch.com/2025/09/frazier-king-in-conversation-with-suzanne-theodora-white/
It was an honor and a pleasure to interview Frazier King, and I thank him for taking the time during an exceptionally busy period in his life. When I first met Frazier, it was in 2021 for a portfolio review that I’d won in a fundraiser. We hit it off and it has led to a
#fotografie #photography #lenscratch #paulstein
http://lenscratch.com/2025/07/mopd-reviews-paul-stein-nothing-is-revealed/
I was pleased to meet with Paul Stein ( http://paulsteinalibis.com Please note that the website is being rebuilt) at the Month of Photography Denver Portfolio Reviews. He brought an extensive diptych project, Nothing Is Revealed, that showcased his street and travel work. This collection of men, dressed up or down, resting or moving, working or waiting is an acknowledgement of lives
#fotografie #photography #polaroid #lenscratch #annemettekelterweinkouff
https://lenscratch.com/2025/06/polaroid-week-anne-mette-kelter-weinkouff/
Polaroid photography, with its distinctive immediacy and nostalgic charm, has long captivated artists seeking to push the boundaries of image-making. This week we spotlight five innovative Polaroid artists whose diverse practices explore the full spectrum of the medium’s creative possibilities—from experimental manipulations and emulsion lifts to hand-altered prints and conceptual storytelling. Each brings a unique
#fotografie #lenscratch #photography #thomasalleman
https://lenscratch.com/2025/05/thomas-alleman-the-fire-this-time/
The new year started off with a depressive beginning when we entered 2025 with a change in Washington. But in Los Angeles, we weren’t expecting to add to that depression with the ravages of an angry environment. As the fires flattened the Palisades and then Altadena and other parts of Los Angeles, we wept for the losses of friends
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https://lenscratch.com/2025/04/a-second-gaze-the-over-it-edition/
A Second Gaze: The Over It! Edition In today’s feature we are thrilled to present a curated selection of submissions from our previous annual Your Favorite Photo exhibition series. The photographs here presented are united by a shared heaviness and feelings that, at times, are better conveyed visually. The images, grouped by their moods and color palettes weave a visual narrative
Florent Tribalat Moreel and his work explore the unique intricacies of Ecuadorian tradition. Supported by a discussion of gender roles, as well as exceptionally composed imagery, a discourse surrounding the state of societal relations emerges. The project, spanning a range of 46 separate families, depicted in black and white frames, celebrates individuality as well as
Long Distance Drunk is a collection of images that explore overlooked spaces and moments across America. (…) The images bring the viewer in with their clear movement and emotion, showing spaces of the in-between. [Lenscratch] #photography #photographers #jordangale #lenscratch #usa #america
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Long Distance Drunk is a collection of images that explore overlooked spaces and moments across America. From Deep Water Press, Jordan Gale has put together a series of images without a clear connection taken during his time working as an assignment photographer. The images bring the viewer in with their clear movement and emotion, showing
No one can resist a love story especially when it concerns family members who have overcome major obstacles and have experienced outlandish adventures in pursuit of romance and marriage. [Rebecca Topakian/Lenscratch] #photography #photographers #rebeccatopakian #lenscratch #armenia
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No one can resist a love story especially when it concerns family members who have overcome major obstacles and have experienced outlandish adventures in pursuit of romance and marriage. This is the initial premise of Rebecca Topakian’s exploration of her family roots in Armenia in her monograph, “Dame Gulizar and Other Love Stories“. Dame Gulizar
... a powerful testimonial to the consequences of war ... [Lenscratch] #photography #photographers #vitamina #lenscratch #war #ukraine
https://lenscratch.com/2024/11/vic-bakin-epitome/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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The moment you open the first page of Vic Bakin‘s Epitome, published by published by Void Books, a powerful testimonial to the consequences of war, you are faced with metaphorical wounds created by intentional darkroom techniques that are profoundly effective in conveying a somber message. The innocent male figures that are juxtaposed with destroyed homes
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