It’s a week of deadlines for most photographers. The Getty Grant and the Burn Grant are front and center on the radar. Our friends at DVA Foto have a nice, comprehensive calendar of deadlines, great and small. It’s worth checking out, bookmarking, and passing along. Also, just to open up the roundup, we’d like …
April, 2010 Archives
04.30.2010 by David Walter Banks
Crawfish for The New York Times
I recently photographed two Atlanta hot-spots for the crawfish connoisseur for The New York Times. The article focuses on the trend of Vietnamese immigrants spreading the tradition of Cajun food throughout the country. See a bunch more images and read about it here. And for you Atlantans out there, go check out The Crawfish …
04.29.2010 by Luceo Images
From the Archive
From the Archive is a regular column that features one image from our archive and appears every Thursday. LUCEO Images has a thorough group archive (keyword search bar, top right) and it can be found here.
This week we are featuring a portrait of Cameron Mesirow for The Fader from photographer Daryl Peveto.
About the image:
I shot …
After almost a year of being gone I was recently able to return to Southeastern Ohio. While it is no longer my back yard, there are few places that feel more like home. After we moved to Virginia the Sellers family left Chauncey and moved to the larger city of Columbus, an hour and …
04.28.2010 by Matt Eich
Not every day is a good one
But they all certainly aren’t bad either.
The loss of control can be a beautiful thing in a photograph. I often wonder how that translates into my life.
04.27.2010 by Matt Slaby
Structure
I’m drawn to empty spaces when I’m traveling. Not exactly sure why, but I think that it has something to do with the novelty of place. When you’re at home, these things become routine, places that you’ve become so familiar with that you could draw them from memory; no need to make visual notes. …
04.27.2010 by Matt Eich
Maria Gunnoe for More Magazine
In December of last year Stacey Baker from More Magazine gave me a call with an assignment that had me at hello. As More is a women’s magazine targeted towards women 40 and up, I didn’t immediately imagine my work to be the right fit, but the assignment turned out to be a good …
04.26.2010 by Kendrick Brinson
Charter Schools for The New York Times
It had been a while since I’d been in a school, or around a lot of kids for that matter. I was reminded of how happy children make me as I watched one first grader hold the door for his classmates and give each a high five as they passed him. I was at …
A little while back I spent some time with Peter Michelson, CEO of Renewal Design Build in Decatur, Ga., for Professional Remodeler Magazine. The story was on remodeling companies ‘bucking the trend’ on varied aspects of business. Michelson’s was a particularly interesting and impressive trend to buck in my eyes. Michelson looks at his …