CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY is a series presenting the issues, ideas and expressions of emerging photographers at various colleges and universities. My hope is that the photography community will benefit from seeing work by young people on the cusp of their careers, and provide insight into what makes the medium so seductive, compelling and relevant to artists everywhere.
Thanks to Professor Robert Derr and the students of Ohio State University for letting us publish their images. http://art.osu.edu/areas/photo
The Editor
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Kelsie Meiser
Title: Hope in devastation
When you are involved in an accident that could have taken your life, injuries turn into a source of hope, a reminder that life isn’t over and pain is only temporary.
Note: This is a wall installation of 4, 24”x30” images.
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Emily Lebsock
Title: New Fairytale 1
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Emma Bryant
Title: 1 in 5
This piece illustrates the lust and desire behind rape culture, typically used to support the reasoning behind the action.
Note: This is a wall installation of 15, 11”x14” images.
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Marcia Forrest
Title: Untitled
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Corey Reeb
Title: Class, from the Barrier series
The image is from a series entitled Barrier, in which I try to show the walls we put up around ourselves when we are around other people.
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Susan Komer
Title: Face to Face
The idea behind the image being that no matter where I’ve been in life, I can still look myself in the eye and know that I matter and that I’m living my life right.
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Brandon Claflin
Title: Blending Out
This work reflects standing out among a similar crowd.
Note: This is a wall installation of 8, 16”x20” images.
