charles benton

work by charles benton. see more here.

[all charles benton. top to bottom: cuts. second sun. don juan.]

archive • fishing cat

these are from a group of pictures of what it seems is a "water cat". see more here.

[all from diesel.]

archive is a weekly column by asha schechter that appears each wednesday on i heart photograph

alexander binder

work by alexander binder. see more here.

[all alexander binder. large format copies, framed works.]

emilie halpern

work by emilie halpern. see more here.

[all emilie halpern. top to bottom: for no one. 2005. june 29, 2055. 2009. first sunset. 2005.]

matt lipps

work by matt lipps. see more here.

[all matt lipps. from the series untitled (home). 2008. top to bottom: doorway. lamp. bedroom.]

burak arikan

burak arikan's 'bored-er' project, as he explains: "when a digital camera is placed close to a computer screen we can discover a new disharmony. the intersection of the limits of the devices - the camera’s zoom and the screen’s resolution - creates blurry images. having world flags on the screen to which the camera moves too close reminds the problem of having physically distinct but politically blurry borders between nations." see more here.

[all burak arikan. 2005. top to bottom: bored-er LT. bored-er KR. bored-er SE.]

tara kelton

tara kelton's 'weather shifts.' as she explains, this project "applies current temperature and wind conditions to google satellite images at any zip code input by user. the wind speed determines how far the images are 'blown', and the temperature determines their level of saturation. transforms images of perennially pleasant weather into dynamic reflections of reality. depicted here are zipcodes in texas, arizona, alaska and new york. see more here.

[all tara kelton. weather shifts.]

anna lundh

work by anna lundh. see more here.

[all anna lundh. from ongoing investigations.]

beni bischof

work by beni bischof. see more here.

[all beni bischof. bricked castles. 2008.]

trisha donnelly

work by trisha donnelly. see more here.

[all trisha donnelly. the d from the w. 2005. untitled videostill. 2008. untitled. 2005.]

clemens jahn

work by clemens jahn. see more here.

[all clemens jahn. untitled.]

shannon ebner

work by shannon ebner. see more here.

[all shannon ebner. 2009. top to bottom: ampersand. some clouds. erratum cum laude.]

jacob dahl jürgensen

work by jacob dahl jürgensen. see more here.

[all jacob dahl jürgensen. sigil tag placard . 2007. top to bottom: red pentagon. green triangle. orange hexagon.]

leslie grant

leslie grant, al bersch + nina pessin-whedbee in collaboration with the fishers in newport oregon are currently working on 'the fishing project'. they mention: "we would like to collaborate with anyone involved in fishing on the oregon voast, including residents of the area. we are interested in personal histories and storytelling, visual and verbal, in the form of photographs, video, conversations, writing, historical documents, and anything else you can think of. the work will be displayed at the oregon coast history center's pacific maritime & heritage museum in 2010." more details here.

[all leslie grant, al bersch, nina pessin-whedbee, the fishers in newport oregon. from the fishing project. 2009. top to bottom, photos by: jerry risley. al bersch + leslie grant. jim murphy.]

brendan fowler

work by brendan fowler. see more here.

[all brendan fowler. 2009. top to bottom: fall 2009 (2 screen flower print, flowers on walk with andrea/terry/cindy 1, flowers on walk with andrea/terry/cindy 2, flowers in terry/cindy's garden 1). fall 2009 (max figuring wood cuts in studio, 2 screen flower print, bricks setting frame backs in studio). fall 2009 (flowers outside silk flowers show in LA 1, fall 2008 west coast tour poster - c, flowers on walk with andrea/terry/cindy 1, 2 screen flower print).

daniel gordon

work by daniel gordon. see more here.

[all daniel gordon. 2008. top to bottom: interlocking fingers. torso. womans legs.]

marlo pascual

work by marlo pascual. see more here.

[all marlo pascual. top to bottom: untitled. 2006. untitled. 2008. untitled. 2007.]