Tag: Photography

Snapshot: The Tea Room, Vizcaya, 2017

Snapshot: The Tea Room, Vizcaya, 2017

Anastasia Samoylova

For this short “Snapshot” feature, photographers selected one of their photographs and wrote a short reflection on what it shows us about the ever-shifting relationship between people and place in the South.

Snapshot: Yellow Finch, 2019

Snapshot: Yellow Finch, 2019

Laura Saunders

For this short “Snapshot” feature, photographers selected one of their photographs and wrote a short reflection on what it shows us about the ever-shifting relationship between people and place in the South.

Snapshot: View from Quiet House, 2016

Snapshot: View from Quiet House, 2016

Lisa McCarty

Snapshot by Lisa McCarty

Thanks for Looking

Thanks for Looking

Brandon Dill
Looking for Bigfoot

Looking for Bigfoot

Cassandra Klos
Taking Our First Steps

Taking Our First Steps

Patricia Crosby
Refuge

Refuge

Houston Cofield
Riverwalk

Riverwalk

Holden Richards
The High and Lonesome Art of John Cohen and Roscoe Halcomb

The High and Lonesome Art of John Cohen and Roscoe Halcomb

Grace Elizabeth Hale
Holding On

Holding On

Andrea Morales
“That Which We Are Still Learning to Name”

“That Which We Are Still Learning to Name”

by Jessica Lynne

This essay compares two photographs that depict two pairs of Black women. The first image is undated with subjects not identified; the second image features the late artist/architect Amaza Lee Meredith and her partner, the late educator Dr. Edna Meade Colson. As part of a reflection on travel, love, and intimacy, each photograph serves as a conduit for reckoning with the complexity of a Black southern female subjectivity, one in which queer romance and desire might be centered. Both images prompt reflection on lives lived, in some ways, beyond the legibility of normative expectations.

Passport

Passport

Susan Harbage Page