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American Photography 24! Pass the pâté.
It’s about that time: word is starting to trickle in from photographers who have been notified that they’ll be included in the AP24 Annual. Thi...
It’s about that time: word is starting to trickle in from photographers who have been notified that they’ll be included in the AP24 Annual. This one’s a big old deal; AI-AP is extremely respected as a resource for buyers and editors. The work is published in a massive, beautiful book, and there’s a classy party.
Big friend bear Clayton Cubitt had two images accepted this year, and it’s well-deserved. Both are from his work on Katrina.
Who else got in? Tell us!
Update: the amazing Andrew Hetherington also got the nod, for his book. Not clear yet which image they’ll use.
Update 2: Chris Mottalini has four images in, from his The Mistake by the Lake project. Killer title, dude. Here is one:
Reminds me of these and these. Who doesn’t love a shack?
Update 3!: The great Timothy Archibald was not overlooked!
“Blue Nailpolish, 2007”
4: Glenn Glasser had two images selected, from his George and Dubby series.
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