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FlakPhoto.com is an online photography channel that presents the work of artists, curators, bookmakers and photo organizations to a global audience of people who are passionate about visual culture. Produced by Andy Adams. (Photo credit: Graham Miller, Nicole, Monument Valley, Utah, 2009.)
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Looking at the Land — 21st Century American Views
By FotoDC Events

Why do people photograph places? What compels artists to make images of the land? Are their intentions similar or different than previous generations?

Earlier this year FlakPhoto.com creator Andy Adams produced a web-based survey of contemporary American landscape photography featuring interviews with each of its eighty-eight contributors artists. FotoWeekDC is delighted to present 20 of these images in print at its 2012 festival.

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Looking at the Land is about more than the pictures it presents; it’s about the ideas that inspire the people who made them. These are 21st century photographic views; they're also personal perspectives that illustrate current practice in landscape picture-making. Understanding the things that influence these photographers is key to learning how their tradition is evolving.

November 10 2012  11:00 AM - November 18 2012  06:00 PM

Admission : http://2012fotoweekdc-festivalpass.eventbrite.com/     $5.00  Admission

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Washington, DC 20004, Northwest
202-337-3686

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