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Te Quiero Hasta la Luna
/ November 9, 2011 7:00 am

Te Quiero Hasta la Luna

Even with her strong will and personality, I love her unconditionally, like no other. I know I could survive without my husband, even though I love him. I know he would also be fine without me. But without my daughter, I would be torn to pieces. I can’t even think about it because my eyes well up with tears. I [...]

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth
/ October 18, 2011 12:38 pm

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth

by Dan Farnum For many recent years the FBI has designated my hometown of Saginaw, Michigan as having the most violent crimes per capita in the country. Flint and Detroit are also frequently listed in the top ten. These photographs investigate the condition of cities and neighborhoods in Michigan after years of economic decomposition. This work documents the people who [...]

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth
/ October 11, 2011 12:34 pm

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth

by Dan Farnum For many recent years the FBI has designated my hometown of Saginaw, Michigan as having the most violent crimes per capita in the country. Flint and Detroit are also frequently listed in the top ten. These photographs investigate the condition of cities and neighborhoods in Michigan after years of economic decomposition. This work documents the people who [...]

Te Quiero Hasta la Luna
/ October 5, 2011 7:00 am

Te Quiero Hasta la Luna

This is also where I could have done better as a parent. Sometimes I would be so involved in my plans to provide good nutrition for her, to do this and that for her, and would not listen to her when she would try to tell me she was not hungry or didn’t want to do this and that. I [...]

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth
/ October 4, 2011 12:30 pm

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth

by Dan Farnum For many recent years the FBI has designated my hometown of Saginaw, Michigan as having the most violent crimes per capita in the country. Flint and Detroit are also frequently listed in the top ten. These photographs investigate the condition of cities and neighborhoods in Michigan after years of economic decomposition. This work documents the people who [...]

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth
/ September 27, 2011 12:26 pm

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth

by Dan Farnum For many recent years the FBI has designated my hometown of Saginaw, Michigan as having the most violent crimes per capita in the country. Flint and Detroit are also frequently listed in the top ten. These photographs investigate the condition of cities and neighborhoods in Michigan after years of economic decomposition. This work documents the people who [...]

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth
/ September 20, 2011 11:21 pm

Young Blood: Michigan’s Urban Youth

by Dan Farnum For many recent years the FBI has designated my hometown of Saginaw, Michigan as having the most violent crimes per capita in the country. Flint and Detroit are also frequently listed in the top ten. These photographs investigate the condition of cities and neighborhoods in Michigan after years of economic decomposition. This work documents the people who [...]

Beautiful Silence
/ July 29, 2011 7:00 am

Beautiful Silence

Beautiful Silence There were so many things that stood out for me, but one in particular that stood out was the people and how kind they were. They were not just kind to each other they were also kind to their environment. I feel that having respect for others and your environment is the most important thing in life.

CCNY: Zine and Self-Published Photo Book Fair
/ July 26, 2011 2:57 am

CCNY: Zine and Self-Published Photo Book Fair

We were happy to take part in the Camera Club of New York‘s  Second Annual Zine and Self-Published Photo Book Fair organized by Lindsey Castillo on Saturday, July 16 & Sunday, July 17, 2011, 12-6pm. The zine and self-published photo book is a contemporary approach to photography in its published form, celebrating the book as well as offering artists a [...]

Eve
/ July 19, 2011 7:00 am

Eve

©Elena Carrasco I remember as a little girl watching my older sisters getting ready for the day. I would sit on the edge of the bed watching them powder their faces, spray perfume, run a stick of a creamy bright color back and forth on their lips. They were like birds flaunting their feathers. My work focuses on self-image, expectations, [...]