Gabriel Harris_Artist 7&8

    

    Gina Osterloh

    Article: http://lenscratch.com/2021/05/gina-osterloh/ 

    Personal Website: https://www.ginaosterloh.com/ 

        Gina Osterloh is mixed media artist. Osterloh considers herself a mixed-race Filipina-German American in Ohio, which influenced the themes of perspective. 

        Farah AlRasheed
        
        Article: http://lenscratch.com/2020/11/farah-alrasheed-a-shift-in-power/ 

        Personal Website: N/A  

            Farah AlRasheed is a Arabic feminist photographer who uses experiences from her race and gender to express emotions and tell stories. 
                                             

Gabriel Harris_Artist 5&6

 

        Stacy Kranitz 

   Article: http://lenscratch.com/2013/07/stacy-kranitz-study-on-post-pubescent/ 

   Personal Website: https://www.stacykranitz.com/ 
   
    Stacy Kranitz is a Tennessee based, documentarian. This series is called "From The Study On Post Pubescent Manhood" She traveled to a "dystopian compound" in Ohio. She went to observe behaviors that "might be seen as destructive, dissolute, or anti-social."

        

        Bobby Davidson 

   Article: http://lenscratch.com/2010/09/bobby-davidson/ 

   Personal Website: https://www.untitledproof.com/ 

    Bobby Davidson is a brooklyn based multidisciplinary artist. This work is called
   "It's You We're After."   

Tyarria Duncan_Blogger Post 9 & 10

 The first photographer that I chose was David Pace and the series that these photos come from is called Hawkeye. These photos are from the beginning of his career. He was eight years old when he decided to use his family and his friends to create a bunch of interesting memories.  The reason why I chose his work is because although shooting your family and friends can be hard to capture exactly what you want when you're working with a lot of different personalities, sometimes staging them as a whole might help create a better outcome of what is trying to be shown. 

http://lenscratch.com/2020/04/david-pace-hawkeye/

The second photographer that I chose was Karen Osdieck. The photographs that I chose came from a series called Modern Boyhood. Even though personally I am not just focusing on boys in their natural elements. Catching the children and the mother in mid action might be great also. But if I talk more about Karen's concept she wanted to show more realism behind her everyday living with being a mother to boys. She wanted to capture the messiness of their rooms to the play fights between siblings and even the random tantrums that happens. She wanted to show that everything is not all put together and sometimes behind closed doors there is a bunch of action happening. 

http://lenscratch.com/2020/02/karen-osdieck/

Victoria_Risbon Photographers 9 & 10

 Ashima Yadava

http://lenscratch.com/2022/01/ashima-yadava-the-front-yard/

Originally from New  Dehli India, Ashima Yadava is a photographer who works with a documentary ,story telling, style with keen interests in gender equality, race, and social injustice as well as believes are it a means of social activism and reform. In her Series "The Front Yard" she went around during a time of quarantine and photographed her neighborhood and the people inside, after that she went back and handed the people back images of their photos asking them to make marks on them in whichever way they thought. Her subject matter in this case is able to have a say in these works. I found interest in these due to her ideal of letting them decorate their images and how she chose to go around and capture them in front of their house in a unique way. 

Debbie Miracolo:

http://lenscratch.com/2021/05/debbie-miracolo-imagined-moments-from-the-porch/

Miracolo in a New York photographer who focuses on the aspect of transition and the aspect of time. In this post however I am specifically looking at one series she did called "Imagined Moments from the porch". Throughout this series she has placed herself on a porch and has taken photos in the same spot and same setting with different individuals throughout her neighborhood, capturing this sense of community and identity in the process. 

Blog Post 9&10

 Hy Money is one of those sports photography that makes you really sit and think how did he even get this shot. looking at the volleyball picture its amazing because even though the people are in shadow it added to that sunset vibe of the picture that I really like

Tom Jenkins captured this amazing picture of a swimmer cutting through the water he was able to catch that split second when the swimmer was in between strokes. this photographer is one of the best to do it in the game and has always kept this skill for the past 30 years.

Gabriel Harris_Artist 9&10

 

Forrest Aguar 

Article: http://lenscratch.com/2013/05/forrest-aguar-ikigai/ 

Personal Website: (N/A) 

    Forrest Aguar is a contemporary photographer, who has released his series called "Ikigai" which means "A reason for being." in Japanese. He wanted to capture fleeting moments, points in-between and stasis. Along with the tension between what's seen and unseen. 

 

         Tami Bone 

    Article: http://lenscratch.com/2011/04/success-stories-tami-bone/ 

    

    Personal Website: https://tamibone.com/portfolio/ 

    Tami Bone attempts at capturing obscurity and her imaginings. 

Justin Partain_Artist 9&10

Rembrandt Quiballo’s

I chose this artist because as image-makers and consumers, we don’t tend to think about the digital artifacts we leave behind. Even though the digital image is ubiquitous to the point of becoming taken for granted, it’s continually surprising when it shows wear. It’s an odd combination – the intangible, digital images that exist only on a screen aren’t subject to rips or tears, cracks or friction, but they can break all the same. To achieve the effect you see in these images the artist uses glitch techniques to generate digital artifacts within images found in mass media such as film, television and the Internet.

http://lenscratch.com/2022/02/rembrandt-quiballo-digital-artifacts/

Sherry Karver

Karver is part of the group, Techspressionism that explores these ideas. “Techspressionism is introduced as a new art-historical term to describe fine artists using digital technology to convey subjective, emotional content. Techspressionism distinguishes expressive fine art results from such genres as “digital art,” which can include animated movies, and video games, as well as from “new media” works that do not embody convincing artistic intent.”

http://lenscratch.com/2021/09/digital-mediations-sherry-karver-movement-interrupted/

Nicholas Clark_Artist 9&10

  Tony Kelly is a fine arts photographer, but many of his photographs revolve around luxury items. His style is very vibrant and he comes up with over-the-top concepts. Kelly is able to create movie-like photographs. Similar to Crewdson I think what makes Kelly stand out is his ability to direct the models and make scenes they fit in. 

https://tonykellyworld.com/fine-art

Glen Luchford is a fashion photographer who has worked with brands like Prada, Gucci, and Calvin Klein. Luchfords work is very diverse. In 2015 Gucci brought him on and he help them re-brand. He shoots a mix of black and white and color. When shooting for Gucci his photograph told a story. He would take photos from inside cars and capture the models walking by, or even make scenes in bathrooms.

https://www.artpartner.com/artists/film-print/glen-luchford/