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Metin Oner is a photographer who lives and works in New York. His work spans the genres of portrait, photo-essay and street photography. His aim is to capture the revelatory moment, in…
The idea to Away came from a painting my father made, as a young man, of a woman looking away. The painting stuck in my mind throughout my life and finally I had…
Ken Ragsdale is 51 years of age. Born in Walla Walla, Washington, he lives and works in Albany, New York. All images archival inkjet prints on watercolor paper from photos of hand-built paper…
In 2004, Michelle Cheikin set about taking medium-format, color negative images of neighborhoods in the borough of Queens. The culmination of images, a book project titled “Queens Surface,” portrays gritty, urban, vacant…
Nathan Bett is an artist and freelance photographer living in Brooklyn, New York. He holds a BFA from Northern Michigan University in Marquette, Michigan and an MFA from Parsons The…
The "Mirror Project" is a photographic study on how reflections can alter one's perception of personality and space. The mirror may hold a treasure or the vision of a doppelganger. The…
Born in Brittany, France, Michel Nafziger got his start in photography as a photographer’s assistant in Paris working for French Vogue. He then spent two years in San Francisco, where he earned…
Every city in the world has a unique skyline defined by its architecture and landscape. Photographing these cities with the camera leveled and pointed straight up, provides a way to…