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Ward Long is a freelance photographer and writer. His book The Day My House Burned Down (2012) was recently profiled in American Photo. Raised in Los Angeles to believe that he was actually from North Carolina, he now lives in New York.

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Shelf Life: Jeffrey Ladd

May 1, 2013 · Posted by Ward Long · Leave a Comment

Jeffrey Ladd is a photographer, writer, editor, and a founder of Errata Editions, an award-winning independent publishing house. Errata’s Books on Books series…
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Shelf Life: Anouk Kruithof

January 20, 2013 · Posted by Ward Long · 2 Comments

Anouk Kruithof is a photographic artist and bookmaker from the Netherlands. This year she won the International Center of Photography’s Infinity Award, and…
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Shelf Life: John Francis Peters

January 16, 2013 · Posted by Ward Long · Leave a Comment

John Francis Peters is a documentary photographer and picture editor based out of New York. “Committed to unsettled living,” his work focuses on…
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Shelf Life: Melanie McWhorter

December 11, 2012 · Posted by Ward Long · 1 Comment

Melanie McWhorter­­ is the Book Division Manager at photo-eye in Santa Fe, NM. She writes regularly for the magazine, reviews books for the…
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Shelf Life: Jason Fulford

October 15, 2012 · Posted by Ward Long · Leave a Comment

Jason Fulford is a photographer, publisher, and designer. The Minneapolis Institute of the Arts recently hosted the latest iteration of “The Mushroom Collection,”…
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Shelf Life: Alec Soth

September 17, 2012 · Posted by Ward Long · Leave a Comment

Alec Soth is a photographer and book-maker based in Minnesota as well as the proprietor of Little Brown Mushroom, a small publishing house. In…
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