THE SONIC BLOG Fotografie ist Kunst | Photography is Art

“Matt Wilson’s current body of work is part of an ongoing project, based upon a collection of transient observations, the landscapes of everyday life and the people that call those landscapes home. (…) A subtle, visually rich character study of what makes us who we are and the places we all inhabit and journey to, a chance to observe those looking outward whilst reflectively an opportunity to gaze inward.”

“These two projects use the camera to represent unique geographical location. In the 1st chapter, Old Regular Mountain, I explore the Appalachian region of the United States. For the second chapter, Don’t Drop the Potato, I spend time in the coastal, prairie, and forested regions of Louisiana.” – Stacy Kranitz

Stephen Waddell’s figures in public space show a good mix of exact observation and strict composition.

Jeremy Kost’s polaroids play wirh the ubiquitous images of celebreties in our everyday culture.

“I begin with an idea of something I’d like to make, search for images online, print them, and then construct a three dimensional tableau that is then lit and photographed with a large format camera.” – Daniel Gordon

“Zhe Chen expresses her distress partly in poetic, partly in drastic images. She risks very much, because she photographs not the external misery, but the reflection of her own in the mirror of her fellow-sufferers. She presents herself unprotected.
The language she is using for this is her ow and that is rare in photography.” – Zoltán Jókay about Che Zhe

“Glenn Sloggett’s images of everyday suburban spaces prompt both amusement and concern at the same time. His dark and disquieting images explore the neglected, the derelict, and the out of date.”

Linsey Gosper series “Alone In My Room” deals with female sexuality and autoerotism.

Graham Millers series “Waiting for the Miracle” finds beautiful images for this undefined feeling, that our lives can change drastically at any time, blurred from worries that maybe nothing happens at all.

via JMC