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Featured Photographer: Josh Lee - "Altered Realities"
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Featured Photographer: Josh Lee - "Altered Realities"

Brooklyn-based photographer Josh Lee uses his black and white negatives as a springboard for his manipulated images. By introducing bleach, food coloring, and paint directly to his negatives, he creates surreal images which illustrate the hidden psychological realities of ourselves and the world around us.

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Featured Photographer: Marni Myers - “Where the Sun Leaves its Mark”
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Featured Photographer: Marni Myers - “Where the Sun Leaves its Mark”
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Marni Myers is a Colorado-based artist working at the intersection of photography, cyanotype, textiles, and mixed media. Through layered cyanotypes, embroidery, collage, and dimensional installations, she transforms photographs into richly textured works that blur the boundaries between photography, fiber art, and sculpture. Embracing experimentation, materiality, and the unpredictability of historical photographic processes, Myers creates pieces that invite viewers to slow down and engage with image, surface, and touch.

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Interview: Dawn Surratt - “Real But Not True”
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Interview: Dawn Surratt - “Real But Not True”
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An intimate look at Dawn Surratt’s process, blending analog techniques and mixed media to explore perception, memory, and the complexity of inner experience. Through layered imagery and tactile experimentation, her work bridges past and present, inviting viewers into a space where meaning unfolds gradually and remains open to interpretation.

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Interview: Marcus Ubungen - “Altadena”
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Interview: Marcus Ubungen - “Altadena”
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After the Eaton Fire devastated Altadena, California in January 2025, photographer Marcus Ubungen returned months later with an 8×10 large-format camera to document what remained. In this interview, Ubungen discusses evacuation, loss, community resilience, and the making of Altadena, a photographic record of a neighborhood between disaster and rebuilding.

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Interview: Annie Claflin - Undertow
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Interview: Annie Claflin - Undertow
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San Diego-based artist Annie Claflin uses photography to navigate identity, mental health, and memory. In this interview, she discusses her series Undertow, which explores the fragile boundary between land and sea through altered pigment prints and distressed photo-objects. By submerging, warping, and weathering images of the San Diego coast, Claflin evokes the erosion of memory, place, and self in the face of sea level rise.

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Interview: Terri Warpinski - Exploring Landscape, Memory, and Borders Through Photography
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Interview: Terri Warpinski - Exploring Landscape, Memory, and Borders Through Photography
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Terri Warpinski’s photography explores the complex relationship between land, memory, and human presence. Blurring the line between documentary and abstraction, her series Restless Earth examines landscapes scarred by borders, conflict, and environmental shifts, revealing how place becomes a vessel for personal and political histories.

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Featured Photographer: Marni Myers - “Where the Sun Leaves its Mark”
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Featured Photographer: Marni Myers - “Where the Sun Leaves its Mark”
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Marni Myers is a Colorado-based artist working at the intersection of photography, cyanotype, textiles, and mixed media. Through layered cyanotypes, embroidery, collage, and dimensional installations, she transforms photographs into richly textured works that blur the boundaries between photography, fiber art, and sculpture. Embracing experimentation, materiality, and the unpredictability of historical photographic processes, Myers creates pieces that invite viewers to slow down and engage with image, surface, and touch.

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Featured Photographer: Matthew Finley - “An Impossibly Normal Life”
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Featured Photographer: Matthew Finley - “An Impossibly Normal Life”
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Imagine a world where it doesn’t matter who you love, just that you love. An Impossibly Normal Life is an artifact from another world, a more loving, inclusive one where who you love is of little societal importance. This fictional story, centered on artist Matthew Finley’s imagined uncle’s idealized life, is created from collected vintage snapshots from around the world. This project shows anyone struggling with identity today, and those around them, the joy of what could have been and can still be.

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Featured Photographer: Cindy Konits - “This Room Will Survive Me”
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Featured Photographer: Cindy Konits - “This Room Will Survive Me”
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In This Room Will Survive Me, Cindy Konits uses afternoon light, architecture, and expired instant film to examine interiority as something formed in the rooms we inhabit. Through long, uncertain exposures and chance-driven chemistry, her images merge body, space, and memory into scenes that feel lived rather than observed. The work leaves a quiet proposition: our inner lives are shaped in thresholds, light, and time, and rooms continue to shape us long after we’re gone.

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Featured Photographer: Laura Barth’s Emulsion Lift Alchemy
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Featured Photographer: Laura Barth’s Emulsion Lift Alchemy
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Laura Barth’s photographic practice is an urgent response to the pressures of twenty-first-century womanhood and motherhood—an alchemical process that merges art and science. Her foundational series, “Mythos and Manna,” transforms digital memories and personal upheaval into layered, mythic images through Polaroid emulsion lifts and handwork, blurring the boundaries between memory, artifact, and healing.

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Book Review: "Puking Rainbows Past and Future" by Sean Lotman and Tennbo Lotman
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Book Review: "Puking Rainbows Past and Future" by Sean Lotman and Tennbo Lotman
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In Puking Rainbows Past and Future, artist Sean Lotman and his young son Tennbo create a heartfelt dialogue in images and words. Born during COVID lockdown, their pocket-sized photo book blends Fuji Instax photography, prose poems, and wry observations—capturing the lessons parents and children share, and the joy of creative discovery.

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Book Review: "Why Am I Sad" by Dana Stirling
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Book Review: "Why Am I Sad" by Dana Stirling
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Can the complexity of mental health be captured in a photograph? Dana Stirling’s Why Am I Sad? uses vibrant imagery to unravel the duality of human emotion—playful surfaces and the shadows beneath.

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NSFW | Book Review: “Paths of Life” by Flor Garduño
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NSFW | Book Review: “Paths of Life” by Flor Garduño
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Explore Flor Garduño's extraordinary new photobook, a 45-year retrospective featuring unpublished works and recent photos. Organized like a novel, it blends subjects from architecture to cultural iconography. Published by Veritas Editions with impeccable printing, this beautifully crafted collection is a must-have for photography lovers, offering rich inspiration and a deep dive into Garduño’s artistic journey.

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Book Review: “Ängelen” by Peter Wiklund
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Book Review: “Ängelen” by Peter Wiklund
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With a meticulous sequencing of images from various collections, Peter Wiklund's "Ängelen" invites readers into a mysterious and ethereal world. Nature studies interwoven with garden statues create a captivating narrative, enhanced by the frequent use of solarization and negative versions. The addition of poems by Willy Granqvist in both Swedish and English further enriches the visual journey, leaving a haunting yet unforgettable impression on those fortunate enough to own this limited edition.

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Event Coverage: PolaCon Bay Area 2023
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Event Coverage: PolaCon Bay Area 2023
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PolaCon BayArea 2023 was a thrilling four-day adventure packed with photowalks, vibrant parties, and a must-attend "Talks and Zine Swap" event. Unfazed by the rain, participants dove headfirst into exploring captivating locations while bonding over their shared passion of instant film, all while having a drink or two. Read our recap of this amazing event now!

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Event Coverage: International Festival of Experimental Photography 2020
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Event Coverage: International Festival of Experimental Photography 2020
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On January 17th, 18th, and 19th, 2020, over 200 analog camera and film lovers (and some digital ones too) converged in Barcelona, Spain for the first annual International Festival of Experimental Photography!

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Event Coverage: Film Photography Paideia 2019
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Event Coverage: Film Photography Paideia 2019
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In Spring 2019, over 150 analog camera and film lovers converged in San Clemente, California for the second annual Film Photography Paideia hosted by The Darkroom. Read our recap of the event now!

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Event Coverage: A Triumphant Return of Photo L.A.
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Event Coverage: A Triumphant Return of Photo L.A.
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The 27th Edition of Photo L.A. has come and gone and Analog Forever was there to cover it! Read our review of this iconic event hosted by Claudia James-Bartlett a the Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, CA!

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20 Experimental Photographers You Need to Know!
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20 Experimental Photographers You Need to Know!
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Astrid Jacomme and Arantxa Berganzo, curators of Experimental Photo Festival present a selection of artists from the international scene exhibiting at the Experimental Photo Festival, annually in Barcelona since 2020.

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15 Film Photographers Reframing Landscape Photography!
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15 Film Photographers Reframing Landscape Photography!
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Fifteen photographers trace landscapes in flux, using analog photography to bear witness to diminishing, vanishing terrains: images shaped by narrowing time, ecological loss, quiet ache, and meditations on the worlds we’ve lost, are destroying, and those that may outlive us.

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Top 20 Mamiya 7 Photographers You Need to Know in 2025!
Top Lists, 20 Photographers
Top 20 Mamiya 7 Photographers You Need to Know in 2025!
Top Lists, 20 Photographers

The Mamiya 7 has long held its place as a cult favorite in the world of medium format film photography, and for good reason. In this feature, we’re spotlighting 20 standout photographers using the Mamiya 7 in 2025. From portraits to sweeping landscapes, their work showcases the camera’s signature clarity, tonal range, and cinematic feel.

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NSWF | 20 LGBTQIA+ Photographers You Need to Know in 2025!
Top Lists, 20 Photographers
NSWF | 20 LGBTQIA+ Photographers You Need to Know in 2025!
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Photography has long served as a critical medium through which LGBTQ+ artists have explored concepts of identity, interrogated social norms, and constructed alternative modes of visibility. Today, a new generation of queer photographers is reshaping the medium—blurring the lines between intimacy and politics, personal history and public gaze, vulnerability and strength. Within this context, the photographic image becomes not only a means of self-expression but also a powerful site of resistance and reclamation. 

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Featured Photographer: Marni Myers - “Where the Sun Leaves its Mark”
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Featured Photographer: Marni Myers - “Where the Sun Leaves its Mark”
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Marni Myers is a Colorado-based artist working at the intersection of photography, cyanotype, textiles, and mixed media. Through layered cyanotypes, embroidery, collage, and dimensional installations, she transforms photographs into richly textured works that blur the boundaries between photography, fiber art, and sculpture. Embracing experimentation, materiality, and the unpredictability of historical photographic processes, Myers creates pieces that invite viewers to slow down and engage with image, surface, and touch.

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Featured Photographer: Matthew Finley - “An Impossibly Normal Life”
Featured Photographers
Featured Photographer: Matthew Finley - “An Impossibly Normal Life”
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Imagine a world where it doesn’t matter who you love, just that you love. An Impossibly Normal Life is an artifact from another world, a more loving, inclusive one where who you love is of little societal importance. This fictional story, centered on artist Matthew Finley’s imagined uncle’s idealized life, is created from collected vintage snapshots from around the world. This project shows anyone struggling with identity today, and those around them, the joy of what could have been and can still be.

Read more →
Featured Photographers
20 Experimental Photographers You Need to Know!
Top Lists, 20 Photographers
20 Experimental Photographers You Need to Know!
Top Lists, 20 Photographers

Astrid Jacomme and Arantxa Berganzo, curators of Experimental Photo Festival present a selection of artists from the international scene exhibiting at the Experimental Photo Festival, annually in Barcelona since 2020.

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Top Lists, 20 Photographers
Interview: Dawn Surratt - “Real But Not True”
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Interview: Dawn Surratt - “Real But Not True”
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An intimate look at Dawn Surratt’s process, blending analog techniques and mixed media to explore perception, memory, and the complexity of inner experience. Through layered imagery and tactile experimentation, her work bridges past and present, inviting viewers into a space where meaning unfolds gradually and remains open to interpretation.

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