Remarkable Women features some of Mary Ellen Marks most memorable images from her lifelong study on women‘s issues. Mary Ellen Mark (1940-2015) has been a leading documentary photographer for over 30 years and has achieved worldwide visibility through her many exhibitions, books, photo essays and portraits. Mark traveled extensively since her first trip to Turkey […]
When my friend Marty Cohen asked if I was interested in doing a project in Israel I immediately responded yes! I had always thought of going there but my expectations were less than I discovered. It soon became apparent that as a photographer there was a wealth of material to experience. Israel is the oldest […]
“As a professional athlete in the NFL, I’m accustomed to having the camera directed at me. Picking up a camera a couple years ago enabled me to express my side of the story. Whether I’m at the training facility with my teammates, out shooting random moments I find interesting or documenting daily life, photography gives […]
There has always been the space in-between. Like a cloud – not the technological imposter it has inspired, it is a nebulous, dynamic space of constant interchange, respiration and restoration. It is a space of contemplation, neither here nor there, but transitional, and transformative – a space where unexpected truths collide and reveal themselves. It […]
Photographer Cheriss May discovered that visual storytelling is her passion, and found her purpose. She documents history and democracy as a photographer based in Washington, DC. Cheriss’s work centers on the intersectionality of race, culture, and politics – from the White House to Capitol Hill, and in communities in the Washington metropolitan area. Through her […]
”There’s a time warp deep in the Nevada desert, far beyond the seediness of the Las Vegas Strip — way out past the places where the wild horses roam. WILD DOGS chronicles the day-to-day life of old school courtesans, soul survivors who — through the art of sensual seduction — provide flesh and fantasy for […]
Al Satterwhite is a veteran photographer who has been published in major magazines such as Life, Time, Sports Illustrated. Published photographic books of his work include The Cozumel Diary (Hunter Thompson in Mexico), Satterwhite on Color & Design, Lights! Camera! Advertising!, the Racers, Titans (Muhammad Ali & Arnold Schwarzenegger). He’s currently working on two more […]
In his series Metropolis, photographer Alan Schaller interprets the disconnection between people in the digital age. The series examines the way in which we are dwarfed by the world around us, and how that feels. “It is a subject that impacts a vast majority of the world. People are substituting real relationships for digital ones. […]
As an actor, filmmaker and comedian, I often find myself interacting with people in truly unique ways. The very nature of my job means I am able to see people how no one else sees them. Whether it be my co-stars in down time on set, talk show hosts while I sit in their interview […]