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Amie LeeKing

Amie LeeKing is a queer photographer who lives and works in Portland, Oregon. Their work explores queer identities, vulnerability, and connection. Amie has great interest in other people’s stories: how… Read More
December 14, 2019
by Jennifer Timmer Trail
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Meghan Marin

Meghan is a New York-based photographer whose work focuses on portraiture and narrative. She graduated in 2019 with a BFA in advertising photography from the Rochester Institute of Technology. After… Read More
December 13, 2019
by Bailey Dale
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David Ewald

David Ewald is an Oregon-based photographer, designer, and professor. He found his love of photography through family as a 4th generation photographer. He has always found beauty in the mundane,… Read More
December 12, 2019
by Jennifer Timmer Trail
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Drew Leventhal

Drew Leventhal was born in 1995 and is based in Brooklyn, NY. He graduated from Vassar College in 2017 with a degree in visual anthropology. After that, Drew studied for… Read More
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by Bailey Dale
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Marc Katz

Marc Katz graduated with a degree in film from NYU and worked as a cinematographer in the NYC for the last six years. He directed the short film “People are… Read More
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Clár Tillekens

Clár Tillekens (NYC, 1993) is an American-Irish photographer. She has a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and is currently a candidate for a… Read More
December 9, 2019
by Bailey Dale

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  • Amie LeeKing (@amie.leeking) explores stories from queer and trans folx about their bodies, gender, identity, race, and lack of representation in media.⠀ •⠀ “I photographed people who all see themselves outside of traditional beauty norms - people who are on a non-linear path in relationship with their bodies and what the world projects on to them.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile!⠀ –⠀ #aintbad
  • Amie LeeKing (@amie.leeking) explores stories from queer and trans folx about their bodies, gender, identity, race, and lack of representation in media.⠀ •⠀ “I photographed people who all see themselves outside of traditional beauty norms - people who are on a non-linear path in relationship with their bodies and what the world projects on to them.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile!⠀ –⠀ #aintbad
  • NY-based photographer Meghan Marin (@meghanmarin) shares her series "Sleep Above the Sea," a project that explores the emotional aftermath of the double murder of her cousin and friend in Norway, 1997. ⠀ •⠀ “There are pieces of memories in images from my family archive and public domain images. Together they show the efforts that we make to heal together. To me, the town feels like someone took a big breath and is still holding it, waiting for relief. This book is an exhale.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile!⠀ –⠀ #aintbad
  • NY-based photographer Meghan Marin (@meghanmarin) shares her series "Sleep Above the Sea," a project that explores the emotional aftermath of the double murder of her cousin and friend in Norway, 1997. ⠀ •⠀ “There are pieces of memories in images from my family archive and public domain images. Together they show the efforts that we make to heal together. To me, the town feels like someone took a big breath and is still holding it, waiting for relief. This book is an exhale.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile!⠀ –⠀ #aintbad
  • “I Could Build Bridges” is a reflection of David Ewald's (@iamewald) ongoing fascination with Eastern Oregon and the mythologized Old West. See it now!⠀ •⠀ “These images are a personal reflection of how our adopted home can simultaneously be every bit the clichés surrounding Portland alongside the rugged Americana throughout the rest of the State.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile!⠀ –⠀ #aintbad
  • “I Could Build Bridges” is a reflection of David Ewald's (@iamewald) ongoing fascination with Eastern Oregon and the mythologized Old West. See it now!⠀ •⠀ “These images are a personal reflection of how our adopted home can simultaneously be every bit the clichés surrounding Portland alongside the rugged Americana throughout the rest of the State.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile!⠀ –⠀ #aintbad

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Michaela O’Brien is a documentary artist who recently graduated with her MFA in Experimental and Documentary Arts at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina this past May. Her work focuses mainly… Read More
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Leah Frances is the eye behind American Squares, an Instagram photography project that documents American cultural relics and iconography. Frances’ work has been featured in numerous print and online platforms… Read More
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Matt Eich

Matt Eich (b. 1986) is a photographic essayist and portrait photographer born and based in Virginia. He holds a BS in Photojournalism from Ohio University and is currently pursuing his… Read More
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Caitlin Peterson

Caitlin Peterson was born in Milwaukee, WI, but spent the majority of her formative years in Birmingham, AL. She now lives in Savannah, GA where she is pursuing her Bachelor… Read More
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