Category archives: photographers
Gregory Conniff
“It is from walking attentively through a place at different times and in different light and weather that we can most assuredly come to know the character that abides within that place despite its changing appearances. Out of this direct knowledge almost inevitably grows understanding, affection, and an impulse to take some responsibility for where we are.”
Lee Friedlander
“The subject of landscape as a photographic possibility is both pleasurable and very difficult. The subject itself is simply perfect, and no matter how well you manage as a photographer, you will only ever give a hint as to how good the real thing is. We photographers don’t really make anything: we peck at the world and try to find something curious or wild or beautiful that might fit into what the medium of photography can hold.”
Film Grant Winner: Chris Hoge
I am pleased to announce the recipient of the 2010 Film Grant, Chris Hoge. Here are some photographs from Chris, with details about his process below. continue reading
Alexi Hobbs: Hunters and Heirs
Alexi Hobbs’ new series: Hunters and Heirs. Wonderful. continue reading
Timothy Briner’s Boonville opens at Daniel Cooney Fine Art tonight
If you’re in the NYC area, be sure to catch the opening of Timothy Briner’s Boonville exhibition tonight at Daniel Cooney Fine Art. For some more background on Timothy’s work, here’s an interview I did with him over the summer for Too Much Chocolate. continue reading