How did the year go by so fast? 2012 went by in the blink of an eye and the snap of a shutter, but it was a year rich in imagery, ideas, and community. I have to begin this exhibition with a big thank you to all who participated and shared a special image, and an even bigger thank you to Grant Gill and Sarah Stankey who keep me sane with their incredible efforts with LENSCRATCH--my gratitude is endless.
Hundreds of photographers sent in images and there are 5 pages of posts....at the end of each page click on "Older Posts" to keep going. I hope you are inspired by today's offerings and look forward to what next year will bring. Happy Happy 2013!
THE FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPHS OF 2012 EXHIBITION
Aline Smithson, Heads, Los Angeles, CA
Gloria Baker Feinstein, Waterfront Park, Portland, OR
Jess T. Dugan, Erica and Krista, Chicago, IL
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Ellen Jantzen, Incorporating Memory
Strive to make visual that which has no visual nature.
Joni Kabana, Selam, Bahir Dar, Ethiopia
To add more color into my B/W style.
Sam Comen, Simon Redditt, Age 105, in his apartment on Central Avenue in South Los Angeles,
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Andi Schreiber, The Bather, Scarsdale, NY
To know that the most important moment is always right now.
Joyce Westrop, Town, Ottawa, Canada 
Hans Bauer, A Brief History of the Crusades, Lithuania
Debi Bradway, Aging Gracefully, Death Valley, CA
Lauren Grabelle, Untitled, Bigfork, MT
To not Surrender
Leslie J. Yerman, Buddha by Candlelight, New York City, NY
Hannah Kozak, The trees above my father's grave, Los Angeles, CA
Ann Mitchell, Meditation, San Francisco, CA
I'd like to share: Life is short...act like it!
Donna Rosser, Wolfie, My Backyard
To be more organized.
Zhentian Shen, The Third Party, Springfield, MO
Jeremy Nix, Colfax & High, Denver, CO
Kevin McCollister, Charles, Los Angeles, CA
Angie McMonigal, Untitled 8847, Chicago, IL
I seem to have the same resolutions every year, hopefully each year improving on the previous year at least a little bit. My goal is to find a better balance between my photography and my family. And to get to the gym more often.
Jack Taylor, Medicine Cabinet, Newcastle Upon-Tyne, England
Harvey Zipkin, Delf, Holland
Ivan McClellan, Skogafoss, Skogar, Iceland
Fly to Istanbul with my girlfriend and photograph everything!
To be more organized.
I seem to have the same resolutions every year, hopefully each year improving on the previous year at least a little bit. My goal is to find a better balance between my photography and my family. And to get to the gym more often.
Fly to Istanbul with my girlfriend and photograph everything!
CONTINUE TO PART TWO
(Click OLDER POSTS)
6 comments:
Every photograph leaves me with a piece of someone. Thank you Aline for Lenscratch.
hannah kozak
Thanks for your effort, Aline. As someone Brooklyn born however, that bridge pictured somewhere in the middle is The Manhattan Bridge- not the Brooklyn...
I know there are many more photos to look at but I am in awe of the creativity here.
So interesting seeing these - thank you, Aline!
Many great images! I would like to see more landscapes, though of course these are your choices.
However, Tom Griscom's "Brooklyn Bridge, NY” is actually a picture of Manhattan Bridge.
FYI, Steven and Stan, these are not Aline's selections - it was the choice of each photographer to submit their favorite photo of 2012 and they identified them/not Aline - Thanks, Aline for the exhibition opportunity!
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