
Originally uploaded by Wina Namara
Running through November 28 at Photo-Eye in Santa Fe - an exhibit of excellent photographs by Albuquerque photographer - David Bram.
David Bram Bio (courtesy of Photo-Eye) :
Artist David Bram was born and raised in New York. He moved to New Mexico in January of 2000. Following a short stint in software development, he followed his heart and began to study photography again after being away from it for several years. His work has been included in many group shows in New Mexico and is in the collection of the Palace of the Governors, as well as many private collections. He is the editor and founder of Fraction Magazine, an online venture promoting and exploring emerging photographic artists. When not traveling around New Mexico seeking out the new and unexplored, he can be found in a few coffee shops, enjoying a latte and playing with his one-year-old daughter.
Jake Mendel at October 2009 photo-eye Salon from photo-eye on Vimeo.
To visit Jake's website - www.jakemendel.comDiscovered on Flickr (and not in a gallery). A mother's exquisite portrait of her son.
Added this photograph to my collection last night. Have been lusting after it for several weeks now and finally put in a request for a copy of it.
Attended an opening of Barbara Diener's work at the Photo-Eye Bookstore in Santa Fe. She is an emerging (and exciting) young photographer that we're likely to see a lot more of in the coming years.
Much of the work is edgy, challenging - and most definitely endearing.
I am always amazed by the quality of work that Frederic Desmots shares online. May I suggest that you explore what he has to share with all of us on Flickr.
Another recent photograph from Zoe Strauss on Flickr.
I am a big fan of her recent publication - America - and I look forward to her frequent Flickr uploads.
Spent the last few weekends on the Santa Fe Plaza - capturing some of the beautiful faces of locals and visitors that gravitate to the park on Saturdays and Sundays.
There was something magical and mystical about this young child.
There is something magical and mystical about Santa Fe.
Another Santa Fe photographer to watch - Barbara Diener.
I recommend that you explore the photojournalism that Martien Van Asseldonk is sharing on Flickr - especially his recent series on Afghanistan.
www.flickr.com/photos/24929164@N06/
"2009-04-20 Today he keeps to his schoolbooks, and is not carrying his father's kalashnikov in Uruzgan, Afghanistan. B is for Bagh (garden). P is for Pak (Clean)."