Category archives: links

Andy Goldsworthy: Fall Leaves

I’m a big fan of this series I came across on Tumblr today. I reminds me a bit of John Pfahl’s Altered Landscapes, maybe. The entire set can be found on Flickr. continue reading

Salt

Salt is a short documentary film that chronicles Australian photographer Murray Fredericks‘ expeditions to the salt flats of Lake Eyre in South Australia. The trips are grueling and much of the film focuses on the isolation, exhaustion, and boredom Fredericks experiences while he is working. I found the film to be a little navel-gazing at times, but overall it’s worth watching if just for the landscapes and the view into another photographer’s working process.

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New work in Fraction Magazine

I’m very happy to report that I have a series of photographs in the newest edition of Fraction Magazine, which was released online today. This is all new work, which I haven’t shown anywhere before. The issue also includes work from Jessica Todd Harper, Emily Shur, Tom Leninger, and William Greiner. continue reading

Photo Reads

Over the last couple of days I’ve been collecting links to some of my favorite longer-form articles, essays, blog posts, and interviews about photography on a new blog called Photo Reads. I can’t promise to update it every day, but I do spend quite a bit of time online looking for stuff like this anyway, so I thought I would share the results with everyone else. continue reading

Photographer: Allie Mount

I love these desert images from photographer Allie Mount. I discovered Allie on Flickr a couple of weeks ago and was instantly smitten. continue reading

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