A reflective look at how we seek, find, and photograph meaning—whether a walk leads to an unexpected image or the image reveals the path.
art & influence
Is Photography Fake—or Is It Art?
Is photography fake? A farmhouse photo shaped by memory and imagination explores truth, art, and the line between real and illustrative.
Where Design Meets Light: Margaret De Patta’s Vision
Margaret De Patta’s jewelry transformed light into art. A photographer’s view on her wearable sculptures of geometry, translucence, and form.
The Art of Black and White Developing by John Finch
A practical, trustworthy darkroom guide, John Finch’s The Art of Black and White Developing balances clear instruction with real-world film wisdom.
The Difference Is Creative Intent
Creativity isn’t about shooting randomly — it’s about seeing intentionally. Same setup, two different results. The difference? Creative intent.
Basics and Applications: Creative Large Format
A must-read for Sinar users, this book delivers precise, system-based instruction on large format photography with timeless technical insight.
Mesmerizing Floral Beauty: Intimacy by Joyce Tenneson
Discover the mesmerizing exploration of floral beauty in Joyce Tenneson’s Intimacy: The Sensual Essence of Flowers.
Joyce Tenneson’s Shells: Nature’s Exquisite Creations, A Review
Explore Joyce Tenneson’s captivating photography series, Shells: Nature’s Exquisite Creations, where she transforms delicate shells into works of art through her ethereal aesthetic approach.
Hokkaido, by Michael Kenna
Michael Kenna’s Hokkaido is a visual and emotional journey through Japan’s northernmost island’s serene and mystical landscapes.
Certain Places, by William Clift
Discover the timeless elegance of William Clift’s photography in ‘Certain Places,’ a captivating collection of 22 monochrome photographs that spans the landscapes of New Mexico, Mont Saint Michel, and more.
Looking At Photographs, by John Szarkowski
Explore 100 photographs from MoMA’s archives curated by John Szarkowski, the museum’s former Director of Photography and visionary art curator.
Iowa, by Nancy Rexroth
Explore the unique and dreamlike world of Nancy Rexroth’s “IOWA,” a photography book that captures the ethereal beauty of southeastern Ohio through the lens of a Diana camera.
Ansel Adams’ Examples: The Making of 40 Photographs
Ansel Adams’ Examples: The Making of 40 Photographs is a compelling and insightful journey into the mind and methods of one of the most outstanding photographers of the 20th century.
Modern Nature: Georgia O’Keeffe at Lake George
Georgia O’Keeffe’s work, filled with color and a blend of abstraction and reality, has captivated me since childhood.