All Photos © Christopher Churchill

“Tunnel of Trees, Rockport, ME 1996″. To view more of Chris Churchill’s work, visit his website.

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All Photos © Enrique Ahumada

Enrique Ahumada gained inspiration from the creative atmosphere of art directors and photographers he works with at a Los Angeles advertising agency. Influenced by imagery of the female form, he began developing ‘Women in Windows’, an expression of his inner voyeur.

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All Photos © Mikael Kennedy.

Mikael Kennedy has taken SX70 Polaroids of his adventures around the US from 1999 to 2009 resulting in a collection of thousands of images. His series, ‘Shoot the Moon’, contains 500 selected Polaroid images. The show will open on April 14th at a room in the Chelsea Hotel, New York City. Images courtesy of the Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art Gallery.

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© David Bowman

Pictured here is an image from David Bowman’s Ice Culture series. He says, “In the dead of winter, when Minnesota becomes the land of 10,000 frozen lakes, the ice racing season begins. A temperature in the 20s is perfect winter weather. Any warmer and it starts to melt. Any colder and it hurts. Dry snow crunches under your feet. Your hat and jacket feel like pajamas; boots fit like slippers. Your car becomes your sled.”

All Photos © Ryan Pyle

On a 2006 trip, Ryan Pyle decided to focus his camera on the disappearing culture of China’s remote western Xinjiang province. He says, “The culture is vanishing before my eyes. Each time I return something is missing—a market, an old shop full of blacksmiths, a local mosque. This cultural fabric will be lost forever.” Previously named Chinese Turkestan, the Xinjiang province is bordered by the Gobi desert and some of the highest mountain ranges in the world, making this location incredibly remote.

Ryan Pyle is a Canadian born-artist. He graduated from the University of Toronto in 2001 and moved permanently to China in 2002 where he is a contributor, covering China, for the New York Times. In addition to this photographic series, Pyle has created a multimedia piece.

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