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Michael Joseph

Michael Joseph is a street portrait and documentary photographer. Raised just outside of New York City, his inspirations are drawn from interactions with strangers on city streets and aims to… Read More
June 24, 2019
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Matthew Portch

I was raised in Bristol, England in a typical middle-class suburb. During the ’70s and ’80s, television and movies were my favorite distraction, especially anything from the USA. The backdrop… Read More
June 23, 2019
by Kayla Story
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Danny Klein

Danny Klein is a Chicago based photographer born in 1994. His inspiration for making pictures derives from the skateboard culture. This fast paced experience opened doors to creativity that he… Read More
June 22, 2019
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Nicholas Widener

Nicholas Widener is a photographer from Sharpsburg, Ga. He graduated with his MFA in photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta in 2019. His work has… Read More
June 21, 2019
by Carson Sanders
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Leo Quirk

Leo Quirk is a trans and genderqueer photographer who focuses on the intersection of gender diversity throughout history, its erasure, and contemporary reclamation. They recently received an Innovations in Imagemaking… Read More
June 20, 2019
by Carson Sanders
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Victor Rivera

Victor Rivera was born in Puerto Rico. He grew up in central Florida and is currently living in Upstate New York. He earned his Master of Fine Art degree at… Read More
June 19, 2019
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  • Matthew Portch (@matt_portch), uses his graphic design background to create evocative landscape photographs of an America that at once seems nostalgic and contemplative.⠀ •⠀ “Backwater towns and rural corners are juxtaposed with the ambiguity of detached suburbia. Places appear frozen in time, their inhabitants absent or long since departed. Ardently stagnant in their appearance, the images aim to unlock a moment of reflective contemplation and instill a melancholic feeling of familiarity.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Matthew Portch (@matt_portch), uses his graphic design background to create evocative landscape photographs of an America that at once seems nostalgic and contemplative.⠀ •⠀ “One might not notice or acknowledge these spaces, especially when viewed within the vast stretch of America’s panorama. Yet, when framed as a single vignette, the places can appear to echo a moment of mournful reverie. Or, for some, they might behold an alluringly sombre, everlasting impression.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Danny Klein (@churrdanny) captures the odd, amusing, and mundane scenes that only the suburban America can offer. Check out it on the site today!⠀ •⠀ “When living in a suburban setting it blinds you from what you think you know until you depart. There are many oddities of an Illinois suburb—altering reality for better or for worse. Certain ideas and morals are expected to be mutual within a community. Ironically these traits lack any sense of common awareness for a neighborhood in unison with one and other. Don’t talk to strangers, mind your own business and stay of my lawn. This arrogance creates a community with no common courtesy and the only similarities are those that are physical; a fence that divides property, tall hedges that conceals houses, and shades on every window hiding the individual. People tend to not want to be seen, although they have an urge to observe others in comparison to themselves.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Danny Klein (@churrdanny) captures the odd, amusing, and mundane scenes that only the suburban America can offer. Check out it on the site today!⠀ •⠀ “When every homestead looks alike, the small differences become a base for competition in wealth and class. Automobiles, landscaping and lawn ornaments are tell tale signs of peoples “status“ in a suburban environment. Although it is only a disguise to cover up insecurities and create a perception to be someone better than thy neighbor. Respect thy neighbor doesn’t seem to fly these days. Only leaving a place like this can expose how people truly like to live in the pastel painted paradise that makes up a modern suburb.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • We were introduced to Nicholas Widener (@nicholaswidener) when he had prints made from our new endeavor, Aint–Bad Studio. His work tugs at our hearts and we had to share it online! Check out his series, Both Sides of the Old Road, today! ⠀ •⠀ “I, Nicholas—the son of Beth, the daughter of Thomas, the son of Grace, the daughter of Eugenia, the daughter of John, the son of Emily, the daughter of Frederick, the son of James, the son of Cornelius—use photogenealogy in Both Sides of the Old Road to excavate my familial roots.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • We were introduced to Nicholas Widener (@nicholaswidener) when he had prints made from our new endeavor, Aint–Bad Studio. His work tugs at our hearts and we had to share it online! Check out his series, Both Sides of the Old Road, today! ⠀ •⠀ “Combining archival letters, old family photographs and objects with my own portraits and landscapes, I endeavor to tell the story of my ancestral origins in the Black Belt region of Alabama. I seek to situate and understand my place among the generations that came before and the generations yet to come by searching for the ties that bind them together.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad

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Taylor Kay Johnson is a fine art and editorial photographer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from California College of… Read More
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Eva O’Leary, an artist split between her Irish and American heritages, is a recent graduate from the Yale MFA program, working and living between New Haven, CT and New York,… Read More
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Micah Cash is a photographer based in Charlotte, North Carolina. His work examines how land use, landscapes, and their social histories influence cultural geography. Themes of ownership, demarcation, and utilization… Read More
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