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The Slowest Fastest Man
Photographs by James Turnley and Words by Ryan Headley. More pairings can be found here. I’m going to build a box that’s 5 feet in height a podium not for preaching so I can stand up outside &...
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Introduction – LPV 5
After publishing Issue 4, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do for the next issue, and wasn’t in the mindset to think about it either. Within a few weeks though, I had come across three projects I knew I...
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Nicholas Calcott – City of Salt
Italo Calvino once wrote about a city where all connections, real and imagined, were traced out with different colored yarns, from building to building, person to person, and object to object. This...
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Amani Willett – Disquiet
Disquiet is a response to becoming a father in a time of profound uncertainty. It is a metaphoric and meditative journey that tracks this shift in my life with a concurrent shift in American identity....
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John MacLean – New Colour Guide
Photographs ©John MacLean In our day-to-day lives, colour is largely secondary to form by practical necessity: the shape of a tree is more immediately important than its colour. In art history, colour...
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Alexi Hobbs – New Work
Photographs ©Alexi Hobbs Alexi Hobbs Is a photographer living and working in Montreal. Is available for editorial or commercial work and any other fun project where you think his keen sense for colour...
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Running With Tabitha Soren
Photographs ©Tabitha Soren Running With Tabitha Soren Essay by Bryan Formhals It’s 90 degrees out and sweat is dripping down my face. I’m tired and anxious. I only slept a few hours the previous night...
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Kitai Kazuo, A Photographer Who Chooses a Side
Essay and edit by Dan Abbe A few months after arriving in Tokyo, and speaking almost no Japanese, I found myself at a small gallery opening. People were sitting around a table, and at one point a...
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Kodachrome by Luigi Ghirri
©Luigi Ghirri, courtesy MACK / www.mackbooks.co.uk Review by Blake Andrews Since the inclusion of his book Kodachrome in Parr/Badger Vol. 1 (Phaidon: 2004), Luigi Ghirri’s photography has achieved a...
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Live Through This by Tony Fouhse & Stephanie MacDonald
Steph in her room, New Glasgow, June 19, 2011 “Live Through This” tells the story of drug addict Stephanie MacDonald’s struggle to get clean. Typically a topic for documentary photographers pursuing...
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la familia abrazada #18: Daniel Coburn, Mark Peter Drolet, Lisa Lindvay
When it comes to family, it can be said that one often chooses to photograph what is in front of them as much as possible. Can you tell us what is in front of you in these images? ©Daniel Coburn I am...
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Instax by Faulkner Short
Photographs ©Faulkner Short Edit by Blake Andrews Related Posts: Thoughts on Blake Andrew’s post about “The photography-integrated-into-life method”
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Dive Dark Dream Slow by Melissa Catanese
“Photographer and bookseller Melissa Catanese has been editing the vast photography collection of Peter J. Cohen, a celebrated trove of more than 20,000 vernacular and found anonymous photographs from...
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After the Threshold by Sandi Haber Fifield
“Sandi Haber Fifield’s photographs float on the colors of memory, mood, feeling, and suggestion. They combine the indistinctness of memory with the imperfections of photography to produce elusive,...
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Issue 6 – Letter from the Editor
“…in a world where photographic images are ubiquitous a photography magazine can seem redundant if not irrelevant.” – Jed Perl, The New Republic, February 14th, 2013 What is the purpose of a...
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LPV 7
LPV 7 By LPV Magazine in LPV Magazine 64 pages, published 11/7/2013 Featuring Jin Zhu, Troy Holden, Bruce Hall, Megan McIsaac, Charles Harbutt, Nick DeWolfe and John Ryan Brubaker This will be the...
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