ISA LESHKO: Elderly Animals

Pumpkin, Age 28
Photograph (c) Isa Leshko /All Rights Reserved

Finn Sheep, Age 12
Photograph (c) Isa Leshko /All Rights Reserved

Waterscape Series, Waterscape 1
Photograph (c) Isa Leshko /All Rights Reserved

Pulitzer Prize winning photo critic, Mark Feeney, wrote about Leshko's work in a review of the current shows at the Griffin Museum on Boston.com. A Conversation with Isa here.

Isa Leshko's Thrills & Chills Exhibition
Griffin Museum of Photography to May 9th
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EYTHOR ARNASON: Water Babies

Baby Swim Series
Photograph (c) Eyþór Árnason /All Rights Reserved

My Daughter
Photograph (c) Eyþór Árnason /All Rights Reserved

Baby Swim Series
Photograph (c) Eyþór Árnason /All Rights Reserved

EYTHOR ARNASON is a 28 year old professional photographer in Reykjavik, Iceland. Arnason studied photography in both Iceland and Denmark. Eythor's work includes landscape, portraiture, fashion, and magazine editorial and advertising. Starting with his newborn son in swim classes, Eythor has been working on his Baby Swim series for just under a year.

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EYTHOR ARNASON WEBSITE

THOMAS BROENING: Closer To Where We Want To Be

Photograph (c) Thomas Broening /All Rights Reserved

THOMAS BROENING WEBSITE

MARCIA MARTIN: Lucies Nature Award

Stillness (c) Marcia Martin/All rights reserved

Leaf and Sparkles (c) Marcia Martin/All rights reserved

MARCIA MARTIN won an International Photography Award (The Lucies) in the Nature category for her Portfolio of Floating Leaves. Martin is represented by Contemporary Works. Marcia Martin Website

JOSEF HOFLEHNER: Photographs

Ocean Pools, Taiwan, 2009 (c) Josef Hoflehner/All rights reserved

Santa Monica Pier, Ca, 2009 (c) Josef Hoflehner/All rights reserved

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DAMION BERGER: In The Deep End

Kayta, Stade Nautique Ranier III, Monaco
(c) Damion Berger/All rights reserved

Hula Hoops, Le Roccabella, Monaco (c) Damion Berger/All rights reserved

The human body submerged underwater and illuminated by an ever-changing quality of light provide all the elements for a playful ballet seemingly detached from gravity

In 1995, Londoner DAMION BERGER was offered an assistant position with Helmut Newton while he was still at boarding school in England, a turning point in his life. Assisting both Mr. Newton and moonlighting as a student of Business at the International University of Monaco, eventually led him to New York to study Photography at Parsons School of Design. His work has been featured in PDN, American Photo, Hotshoe, B & W Magazine, The Sunday New York Times and the British Journal of Photography. Editioned Gelatin Silver prints are on view at Bonni Benrubi Gallery, 41 East 57th Street, NYC. Damion Berger was one of 100 photographers invited to participate in Review Santa Fe 2009.

Damion Berger Website
Bonni Benrubi Gallery: Hot Fun In The Summer Time to September 5th