There is a quality about an interior that reveals something about us - about the people who live or work there or about the photographer - or both. From a voting machine in a diner, to a row of colorful shirts in a closet, or the detritus of an abandoned office, lives become tangible.
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Allen Bryan
Saugerties, NY
info@allenbryan.com
www.allenbryan.com
Breakfast at Maggies
Archival pigment print from digital assemblage, 16"x35"
Michael Mergen
Providence, RI
Precinct 9002139A, Valley Village, CA, 2
Archival pigment print, 12"x32"
Andrew Frost
Syracuse, NY
East Ryegate, VT 2010
Silver print, 10"x8"
Jennifer Garza-Cuen
Providence, RI
www.deadpanphotography.com
Reno Untitled ?¢‚Ǩ‚Äù Disco Ball
Archival pigment print, 24"x30"
Brad Carlile
Portland, OR
www.bradcarlile.com
Clar
Chromogenic print (multiple exposures made over two days with no digital manipulation), 30"x40"
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