Teri Darnell’s Berlin ‘Cabaret of the Nameless’ series is influenced by the works of Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, Rembrandt, and Georges de La Tour. La Tour, a French painter of the 17th century, composed startling geometric simplifications of the … Read More

Fernbank Forest and Downtown Atlanta This was an important photograph for the story that showed how close the 65-acre forest was to the downtown Atlanta skyline.   NOTE: Join Peter on SxSE’s Dewees Island, South Carolina PhotoWorkshop October 12, 13, … Read More

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    All of Your Answers Lie In Nature A Trip to Memphis/Como/St Louis/Indianola/Taylor/The Mississippi Delta by Bea Chauvin   A few days before the end of my trip, Bill, Jackie and I, spent the evening, sharing stories, sitting on … Read More

  Nancy McCrary: Chip, first of all, thank you for this opportunity to talk with you about your latest book on Cuba, Campesinos: Inside the Soul of Cuba. You were the Director of Photography at the University of Alabama for … Read More

  I met Bonnie McCormick during portfolio reviews last year at PhotoNOLA and was struck by these otherworldly images. Bonnie captures what so often my mind’s eye sees.-editor     I heard just a few notes at first, but then … Read More

    The Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge is a very fragile spring-fed estuary, north of Tampa, on Florida’s Gulf coast. I was overwhelmed and captivated by its lush, primeval beauty on my first visit over 30 years ago and have … Read More

Sean Dunn is a photographer and musician originally from New Orleans and currently based in Athens, GA. His work has been featured in The Bitter Southerner, Magnet, and Playboy as well as in several group exhibits including Slow Exposures, OCAF, and … Read More

South x Southeast would not exist without the continued support of our sponsors. Please visit their sites, and remember them when you’re in need of a photography fix. xxx   Arts Clayton Jonesboro, Georgia Arts Clayton is a vibrant community … Read More

  The “pure” red of which certain abstractionists speak does not exist. Any red is rooted in blood, glass, wine, hunters’ caps and a thousand other concrete phenomena. Otherwise we would have no feeling toward red and its relations. — … Read More