A wanderlustagraphy post about youth? or perhaps it's about activity in midst of a landscape. I'm not sure... but I enjoy how playful they are.

Hope you enjoy.

-Amy

PS- The wanderlust bug has finally gotten the best of me. I won't be updating next week.
I'll be flying down South this Saturday to get into some trouble. It's Mardi Gras in Cajun Country. Aaaaeeeiiii.

Nina Hartmann
Shark Valley

Kristoffer Tripplaar, Washington DC
"North American Wife Carrying Championships" from the series "America: An Excessive Satire" Bethel, Maine

Jennifer Huxta, Philadelphia, PA / frequents Paris
Sologne, May 2005

"Fishes live in the sea, as men do a-land; the great ones eat up the little ones."
William Shakespeare


Destruction of the land...
The great ones.. eat up (the land) of the little ones.
These photographers are exploring the altered landscape left behind.

Pablo Lopez, Mexico City
From the series "Terrazo: Views of Mexico City"

Daniel Shea, Baltimore
Untitled, From the project 'On Coal and Appalachia'

Andreas Fragel, Düsseldorf

Last night in the New York area it was forecasted to snow up to 6". I awoke excited to see the blanket of fresh snow over my dirty Brooklyn neighborhood and all I found was rain.

Today's post is in response to my disappointment.

It's forecasted to snow tonight. We'll see what happens.


ps- I finally updated my wanderlustagraphy link section. Sorry for such delay!

Timothy Briner, Booneville, USA
In Search of America, Part 3

Justin James Reed, PA
Idaho Springs, Colorado . 2004

Grant Ernhart b.St. Cloud, Minnesota / Currently San Francisco, CA.
From the series I Trust You'll Take Care

For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun?
~Khalil Gibran (from Death XXVII)

A mini-curated update on death and dying... organic structures... and life cycles..
in a subtle or not so subtle combo.

I don't have a bold statement for why I wanted these three together and felt they were at home together..
but I just had that feeling in me and went with it.

KEVIN J. MIYAZAKI, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Coffee Mold

Michael Kwiecinski, currently NYC
Golden Tove, From the series Withinnan.

Tealia Ellis Ritter, Chicago
'My Dream Was About a Death' from the project "The Live Creature"

Brandon Holmes, Brooklyn, NY.
'Remains, Sonora County' from the project "Junction"

Open Call for Emerging Women Art Photographers Under 31

"31 Under 31: Young Women in Art Photography"

Entry Deadline: Friday, Jan 25th, 2008.
Exhibition Dates March 1, 2008 -March 29, 2008
No Submission Fee

On March 1, 2008, in honor of Women's History Month, Humble Arts
Foundation (www.hafny.org), in collaboration with Ladies Lotto, will present "31
Under 31: Young Women in Art Photography," a month-long exhibition
celebrating 31 of the most innovative young women in emerging art
photography under the age of 31. The Exhibition is co-curated by Lumi
Tan, Director of Zach Feuer Gallery in NYC, and Jon Feinstein,
Curatorial Director of Humble Arts Foundation, and will take place at
Brooklyn's finest "3rd Ward" ( www.3rdwardbrooklyn.org)

We are now accepting submissions from women photographers under the age of 31.

Submission deadline: Friday, January 25th, 2008

Submission guidelines: 5 – 10 Jpegs, 550 pixels wide @ 72dpi, RGB,
brief bio, CV and artist statement
Send submissions to: 31@hafny.org

We will not consider images sent in stuff'd or zipped files.

There is no submission fee.

Eligibility: Photographers must be female and born after March 1, 1977

Selected photographers will be notified by Friday, Feb 1st, 2008

Art MUST be received ready to hang by Monday, Feb 25th, 2008

Exhibition Dates: Saturday, March 1st, 2008 – Saturday, March 29th, 2008

Venue: 3rd Ward Brooklyn (www.3rdwardbrooklyn.org )


Image: Found Snapshot that seems on theme. Not associated with Humble... but I like it.