Photographs of people are usually a plurality of the images we receive. In 2009 there was a broad and wonderful variety of images across ages, genders, and ethnicities. These were not images of the famous or infamous, but of ordinary people, friends, neighbors, children, and probably strangers, as well. These images speak to our common humanity.
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Ryan A. Adrick
Tampa FL
Angelo
Archival inkjet print 25"x20"
Fred Scruton
Cranesville PA
Chris Hubbard, Farmington, GA, 2009
Chromogenic print, 18"x23"
Judith Ebenstein
Irvington NY
My Mother
Inkjet print, 12"x18"
Jon Edwards
South Freeport ME
Mug-Up
Toned silver print, 10"x10"
Lonnie Graham
Westchester PA
Mr. Thomas, San Francisco, CA
Inkjet print, 24"x18"
Francis Crisafio
Pittsburgh PA
Jewel in the Junk #1
Archival pigment print, 17"x11.5"
M. J. Alexander
Oklahoma City OK
Unbroken
Inkjet print, 24"x16"
Penny Hansen
Villanova PA
Tattooed Woman, Burma
Archival inkjet print, 19"x13"
Jay Seldin
Montclair NJ
jay.seldin@comcast.net
www.jayseldinphotos.com
Young Village Mountain Girl, Kashmir, India
Archival pigment print, 20"x14.25"
Willard Pate
Greenville SC
Rural Peru #3
Silver print, 11.5"x17.5"
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