Through November 1st, 2017 Opening Reception and Artist’s Talk September 30, 2017, 5-7 Birmingham, AL (hold your life together on a string and a pray) 36×46   Technique I constantly am doing photography of a variety subject matter that … Read More

    Beth Lilly’s appreciation for the mysteries and absurdities of life will be on full display through November 8th at the Swan Coach House, Atlanta. I had the opportunity to discuss her exhibition over coffee earlier this month. -Barbara Griffin   … Read More

    Son of God #5 CR Barlow is a young boxer determined to be the best professional fighter in his class. His struggle echoes that seemingly infinite drive that all boxing greats possess. Boxing allows CR to rise out … Read More

  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