Jennifer Whitney is an editorial photographer based in San Antonio. Her love of people, food and the great outdoors inspires her work. Jenn spoke with ILTP over iced coffee on the dog-friendly patio of Spiderhouse in Austin.
Lance Rosenfield is an editorial photographer based in his hometown of Austin, Texas. When he’s not riding his motorcycle, November Lovin’, he’s shooting portraits and documentary assignments for The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal. Lance spoke with ILTP over a Texas Two-Step at the White Horse in the middle of a rainstorm.
Dornith Doherty, a professor of photography at the University of North Texas, was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for her work Archiving Eden. Since 2008, the Houston-born…
Guest blogger Matt Valentine reviews the latest Intersections in Photography — I have an extremely cool job—I invite famous writers, photographers, artists and journalists to come…
The Young Photographers Alliance is taking applications from mentors and students for their summer mentoring program in Austin and Dallas. This year’s theme is HOMETOWN. Students:…
Ben Sklar is an editorial and documentary photographer based in Austin, Texas. Sklar’s easy-going nature and hard work ethic create the best images possible for clients that range from Marie Claire and Ebony Magazine to Bloomberg Markets and The New York Times. ILTP talked to Ben on a sunny afternoon at the East Village coffee shop in Austin.
Crazy From the Heat: A Chronicle of Twenty Years in the Big Bend Photographs by James H. Evans. University Of Texas Press, Austin, 2011. 192 pp.,…
Five x Seven is an annual fundraiser, art sale and exhibition benefiting AMOA-Arthouse exhibitions and educational programs. Over 1,000 original 5×7-inch works of art by emerging…
The current exhibition at the Galveston Arts Center juxtaposes the work of two Texas-based photographers – Sharon Joines depicts the serene rural life of Wharton County,…
Ben Sklar recently shot a story Tyler Campbell, son of Heisman Trophy winner and NFL running back Earl Campbell. Client: Ebony Magazine