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A suitcase full of photographic wonder

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Jun 6, 2018 | Documentary |

A suitcase full of photographic wonder It’s not often you are sent a set of pictures that...

Suzanne Stein : A Walk On The Street Photography Wild Side

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Jun 5, 2018 | Documentary, General News |

Her work is like layer cake. Generous helpings of bleak reality, iced with tenderness, laced with fleeting moments of beauty. Suzanne Stein makes powerful street photographs. Photographs that give a glimpse into another world where existence is played out at the very edges of the human universe. Moments of the most extraordinary madness and street chaos, where, once in a while, something unexpected blossoms.

Native American Photographers Unite to Challenge Inaccurate Narratives

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | May 15, 2018 | Documentary |

When Tailyr Irvine was at the Standing Rock prayer camp in South Dakota she noticed that many of the other photographers there – who had come to photograph protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline – were concentrating on people on horseback or those wearing headdresses.

This Street Photographer is All About the “Photo Wait”

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | May 10, 2018 | Documentary |

Street Photographer Jonathan Higbee appears on the next Inside the Photographer’s Mind. Street photographer Jonathan Higbee is one of New York’s up and coming photographers who not only has an interesting approach to street photography but also has a very curious background in photography.

Lynnwood man is fulfilling his father’s dying wish

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Apr 6, 2018 | Community, Documentary |

Titonath Dith is shown outside the Cambodian Buddhist Society-Wat Sanghikaram on Feb. 2 in Mill Creek. He is a son of Dith Pran, a survivor of the Cambodian genocide and one of the protagonists of the movie, “The Killing Fields.”