Carll Goodpasture’s Photographic Environmentalism
One might ask the question, how does a scientist find his way to photography? For Carll Goodpasture, the connection between entomology and photography isn’t that far-fe [...]
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The Alluring Landscapes of Wayne Gudmundson
In a classical sense, the word ‘landscape’ evokes images of picturesque views, rural scenery, and extensive vistas. Photographer Wayne Gudmundson sees beyond this simpl [...]
A Philosophizing Traveler: The Photographic Journeys of Stuart Klipper
He pulls up to the house, parks the old police cruiser so that the license plate is just visible if you squint: Enigma. He walks to the front door, already sporting his purple conv [...]
Robb Siverson, Infusing Variety into the American Midwest
It’s challenging to find a more honest word to describe Robb Siverson’s photography than “variety”. Mingling in a bit everything, from the dark room to comm [...]
Farming and Photographing: Sarah Christianson’s ‘Homeplace’
After three years, Sarah Christianson has recently received a MFA from the University of Minnesota in photography. Throughout this time, she focused on a rather personal project: d [...]
Photo play: The Work of James Henkel
Hailing from Florida, but a long time resident of Minnesota, James Henkel is an expert at play. He has traveled extensively with a camera at his side, but is always drawn back into [...]
Todd Deutsch, Family Explorations
Todd Deutsch is a professor of photography at Saint Catherine University, St. Paul, Minnesota, yet finds time for personal projects. His artistic eye allows the viewer to explore t [...]
Chilling beauties: “Icebergs” by David Burdeny
David Burdeny proposed through his work “Shorelines” landscapes of various shores with a remarkable atmosphere of peace and serenity. Long exposure, black and white. Hi [...]