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Lisa Kimberly’s yearlong personal photo diary. Her series is an absorbing day-by-day narrative of a developing photographer’s experiments with the medium. If you check it out on Flickr’s American Photo Creative Showcase, though, you’ll count only 350 images — the remaining 15 are private. Lisa Kimberly
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Lisa Kimberly
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Lisa Kimberly
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Lisa Kimberly
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Brooklyn is a borough of many colors — perhaps all colors, as seen in Valery Rizzo’s lively, ongoing portrait of her home town. Rizzo shoots with plastic cameras to give her photographs a soft, vignetted quality that perfectly suits Brooklyn’s sometimes surreal sights and sounds. Valery Rizzo
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Brian Krummel’s next four dreamlike pinhole photographs are shot with cameras crafted from such unlikely objects as cereal boxes, tomato juice cans, tea kettles and Altoids tins. Visit his Flickr photostream to see some of these eye-popping cameras, which are part and parcel of his art. Brian Krummel
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Brian Krummel
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Brian Krummel
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Brian Krummel