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Southern Photographers in Vogue
Southern photography seems to be having a moment in the sun. Or at least, a moment in vogue, or more specifically, a moment in Vogue, where Contributing Editor Rebecca Bengal offers us a list of books...
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Eliot Dudik has had a Wonderful 2015, says Aline Smithson
Aline Smithson, the Founder and Editor-in Chief of Lenscratch, has declared that Williamsburg-based photographer Eliot Dudik (see portrait above, by Penn Chan) is "the Grand Master of All Things...
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News of Southern Photographers -- Early Winter 2015 Edition
Several items of interest here in the waning hours of 2015 --1. Nashville-based photographer Jerry Park has announced the publication of his first book, Slow Roads Tennessee, available here.Park's...
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A Gift for the New Year -- S[x]SE for early 2016
Nancy McCrary and all the fine folks at South X Southeast Photomagazine have released their third issue under the new, all-online format. With the January/February issue for 2016, South by Southeast...
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News of Southern Photographers for Early 2016
Items of Interest on a cold January day:1. Greensboro-based photographer Leah Sobsey (see image above) is publishing a book project with Daylight Books entitledCollections: Birds Bones Butterflies,...
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Getting 2016 Off to a Good Start -- Laura Noel, Davion Alston, Maude Schuyler...
Some news of Southern photographers, and photographs, in the midst of a chilly Southern winter: 1. Atlanta-based photographers Laura Noel (see image above) and Davion Alston have been awarded IDEA...
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The Do Good Fund in Athens, Georgia
The Do Good Fund is building an exceptional collection of Southern photographs, a collection that grows and grows, promising to become the most complete and comprehensive collection of photographs...
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Jennifer Schwartz announces the Crusade Engagement Grant Program for 2016
Atlanta-based photography entrepreneur Jennifer Schwartz has announced the third iteration of her Crusade Engagement Grant program which offers a $10, 000 grant to develop and implement an innovative...
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Southern Photographers Recently Featured in Lenscratch
Lenscratch is one of the most compelling and consistently interesting photography ezines available today, and it frequently features Southern photographers and photographers with Southern roots or...
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More News of Southern Photographers -- Mid-Winter 2016
Nashville-based photographer Tamara Reynolds is having a major solo show of her work at the Baldwin Photographic gallery on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University, in Murfreesboro, now up...
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Even More News of Southern Photographers -- Mid-Winter 2016
Mississippi-based photographer Betty Press (see image above) has had photographs from her Mississippi: The Place I Live portfolio accepted into the permanent collection of the Mississippi Museum of...
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John Sarsgard -- Southern Photographer Moves North, Makes Good
Mississippi-born but now NYC-based photographer John Sarsgard has recently published a book of his elegantly-seen portraits of contemporary American poets, Like Musical Instruments, available from...
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As Others See Us -- The Guardian's David Levene Photographs in the American...
England's Guardian newspaper has set out recently to become a truly international newspaper, with a much-enhanced web presence and a vastly expanded coverage of what is (from a British perspective)...
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Carrie Mae Weeks Receives National Artist Award for 2016
Honorary Southern photographer Carrie Mae Weems has received the National Artist Award for 2016. Weems received this award from the Anderson Ranch Arts Center, which gives this award to recognize the...
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More News of Southern Photographers -- Late Winter 2016
Several items worthy of our interest and attention, as the days begin to get longer and the red buds and daffodils begin to bloom.1. Columbia, SC-based photographer Kathleen Robbins (see image above)...
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David Levene finishes Road Trip through the South for the Guardian
London-based Honorary Southern Photographer David Levene and his colleague writer Matthew Teague have finished their journey through the American South for the Guardian newspaper.We have commented on...
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Alysia Burton Steele Honored in Baton Rouge
February 26th, 2016 has been proclaimed officially to be Alysia Burton Steele Day in honor of Oxford, MS-based photographer Alysia Burton Steele and her new book Delta Jewels (see image below),...
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Slow Exposures 2016 -- Not too Soon to Make Your Plans
Chris Curry and all the good folks at Slow Exposures have announced that their annual festival of rural Southern photography will take place this year over four Slow Days in Pike County, Georgia,...
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Cynthia Henebry is off to a Great Year, and its only March!
Richmond, VA-based photographer Cynthia Henebry is off to a splendid 2016!Henebry's image Mavis in the Backseat (see image above), from her The Marriage Oaks portfolio, is currently on display at the...
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Alan Rothschild and the Do Good Fund Featured in the Georgia Review
The Georgia Reviewfor Winter 2016 is an important one for Southern photography. As we noted in the entry on Cynthia Henebry, this issue features her prize winning image Mavis in the Backseat on the...
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