About the juror
David Bram is a fine art
photographer and the editor and
founder of Fraction Magazine, an
online venue dedicated to fine
art photography, showcasing
the work of both emerging and
established photographers.
Founded in 2008, Fraction
Magazine is now published on a
monthly basis and is currently
on its fourteenth issue.
Bram has been reviewing
portfolios at various events
including Review LA, Review
Santa Fe, and Fotofest. He was
also a juror for Critical Mass and
Review Santa Fe in 2010
David Bram is a fine art
photographer and the editor and
founder of Fraction Magazine, an
online venue dedicated to fine
art photography, showcasing
the work of both emerging and
established photographers.
Founded in 2008, Fraction
Magazine is now published on a
monthly basis and is currently
on its fourteenth issue.
Bram has been reviewing
portfolios at various events
including Review LA, Review
Santa Fe, and Fotofest. He was
also a juror for Critical Mass and
Review Santa Fe in 2010
| Ky Lewis Sharing the Moment Ky Lewis is a fine art photographer, teacher and facilitator using analog photographic methods and alternative techniques. Never without a toy camera or pinhole, and often making them with more than one hole, to give the image unusual juxtapositions and layering. Her current work explores the transience of the figure in the landscape, with a particular attraction toward settings near water. To view more of Ky Lewis's work, visit www.cameradaze.blogspot.com. |
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About the show
From an open entry process,
juror David Bram selected 22
artists' work for inclusion in the
seventh annual show.
Photomedia Center chose one
print from the show as its
Purchase Award (Erin Malone's
"Borderline") to be included in
its permanent print collection.
From an open entry process,
juror David Bram selected 22
artists' work for inclusion in the
seventh annual show.
Photomedia Center chose one
print from the show as its
Purchase Award (Erin Malone's
"Borderline") to be included in
its permanent print collection.