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MARK MARDON // Mark Mardon has spent most of his life in Portland, Oregon, building a steady professional life that, for a long time, left little room for uncertainty. He worked for decades in product development, improving and refining objects designed for other people’s needs, until that chapter ended abruptly. Photography, which in his practice […]
DREW REESE // Santa Fe–based photographer Drew Reese is self-taught and deeply intuitive in his approach. He has been photographing since his youth. His work is shaped not only by his long-standing engagement with photography, but also by the influence of painting—especially abstract and expressionist traditions. He captures the subtle, shifting language of trees in […]
AMY NEWTON-McCONNEL //Art photographer Amy Newton McConnel brings a unique perspective to the world of photography, using her camera as a tool to explore the abstract beauty hidden within everyday moments. Based in Phoenix, Arizona, she specializes in Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) photography, a technique that transforms ordinary scenes into fluid, painterly compositions. By deliberately […]
JOHN McCLUSKEY // John McCluskey, a seasoned photographer from Danbury, Connecticut, continues to captivate audiences with his stunning visual interpretations of urban and natural landscapes. With a penchant for geometric patterns, John has long been drawn to the evocative beauty of the world around him. His photography, often defined by negative space and wide-angle perspectives, […]
DEAN GOLDBERG // Dean Goldberg, a graduate from film school in New York City, is a film maker, photography professor, and writer based in the Hudson Valley, in Woodstock, New York. We have selected a set of his soulful portraits to show the power of well-crafted portraiture to convey a person´s character.
THE STILLNESS OF TIME DANIEL P. OLSEN // Daniel is a creative multi-talent: photographer, composer, and singer-songwriter. Based in the Hudson Valley in New York, he has been capturing images of nature since he first held a camera. We present his intricate black and white winter photography series “ice works (the stillness of time)”.
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