The Photography Gallery.

Who and what is new? Not much lately, but we have just added:
- Harvey Arche (HB)'s background scenes from the Highland Rim Speedway, a stock car race track north of Nashville, (April, 2009).
And who and what else is here on Fixing Shadows?
Paul Baldesare shows us the London underground and the Carnivals of the UK.
Michael Carlebach defines the American crypt.
Frank Cancian, ethnographer and photographer. Also, Frank Cancian's out of print 1974 Another Place appears here in a full web version, (August, 2002).
A set of photographs by John Collier, Jr. is near by on the Visual Anthropology Review web page. (January 1998).
Julia M. Dawson, our first contributor. Her Texas parade photos have been upgraded with commentary by Holly Brear (July, 2000).
Blythe Daly brings us a selection of Nell Dorr's pictorial work. (May, 1999)
Rosni Farm in Madison County, VA. Photographs by Bill Emory (January, 2000).
Carol Hudson - birds on a plate.
Ihtisham Kabir: Discovering the Children of Bangladesh.
Peter Marshall, our first London photographer.
Friday Night Drag Racing in Virginia. John Mason examines the integrated world of speed. (September, 2004)
Bill Mattick, the California Photoman.
Ray Nelson, under the microscope.
David Newman, our second contributor.
Moyra Peralta offers deeply felt views of the London homeless, (August, 2002).
David Plowden comes for the first time to the Web to show us his American Views.
Richard Robinson, in Paris, Nepal and Orange, Virgina.
An American in Italy, the photography of Julia Sapir & Guilia, la contessa, in Central Park.
Sally Stein gives us Notes of a Techno-Voyeur. The spirit of Garry Winogrand lives! (November, 2001).
Color and Form of Mexico from John Weir. (November,1999)
Jack Welpott brings us an anthology of thirty one images. (August, 2000)
Elizabeth Whelan, a recent graduate of the University of Virginia, offers her photographs and commentary from a time spent at the Kasisi Orphanage, Lusaka, Zambia, (November, 2003).
Neal White offers thirty-six images summarizing his thoughtful and whimsical take on photography and the world. (August, 2001)
Sara Wiles shows us life on the Wind River Reservation, Wyoming. Home to the Northern Arapaho, (June, 2003).
Marion Post Wolcott comes to Fixing Shadows. We start with about 60 of her FSA photographs. Brought to us by Linda Wolcott-Moore. (August, 1999)
With an 8X10 camera Bill Wylie exams the length and details of The Cache la Poudre River, Colorado, (April, 20004).
Alice's world with Charles Dodgson
Francis Cooper from before we were born.
Kujamaat Jóola of Sénégal, Photographs by J. David Sapir (1961-70).
Not specfically about photograpy, though full of photos: The PBS "Austin City Limits" program actually originates from the center of Austin. Here is a site that is truly on the city limits. For those of you interested in alternative life styles we have a group of creative artists, clowns and engineers of discarded America, from bicycle wheels to the huge old satellite dishes. It is an interesting world. Take a look and plan a visit. (September 2006)

Your host, J. David Sapir, offers a single photograph taken in 1971 on the lip of Irazú Volcán, Costa Rica, in honor of Michelangelo Antonioni and his great film L'Aventura.