The effects of urban decay
If we ever forget that we are products of our environment, the work of Latoya Ruby Frazier reminds us otherwise. Latoya’s work points a lens on Braddock, PA a suburb
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A framework for studying photographs
With a small IPhone in everyone’s pocket, images today have become more and more ubiquitous. We are surrounded by them and I occasionally wonder how we process so many of
A belated tribute to Minor White
I read recently that the Chicago Sun-Times recently eliminated its entire photography department, dismissing 28 full-time employees in the process. I have mixed reactions to this piece of news. I
Changing times for photojournalists
I read recently that the Chicago Sun-Times recently eliminated its entire photography department, dismissing 28 full-time employees in the process. I have mixed reactions to this piece of news. I
Work with what you have
I checked out Chase Jarvis’ book, The Best Camera Is The One That’s With You, for the second time from the local library recently. It’s worth a second look. Chase
Ezequiel’s Horse, from Keith Carter
I had the great opportunity to meet Keith Carter at a function sponsored by Houston Fotofest a few months ago. Keith was someone I had studied before, but never met
Double life, work from Kelli Connell
I had the good fortune to meet and hear Kelli Connell speak recently at the Houston Center for Photography. She gave a relatively short presentation about her work, what motivates