Susan Spiritus Gallery

“I wish more people felt that photography was an adventure the same as life itself and felt that their individual feelings were worth expressing.
To me that makes photography more exciting.”
- Harry Callahan

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Summer in the 1930s
Jacques Henri Lartigue
Renee Perle a la Piscine de la Chambre d’Amour
Biarritz, France

Extinction Nocturne by David Burdeny. This beautiful series includes images from Tokyo and Osaka, Japan. Photographed after the trains stopped running, these images reveal a quieter side of one of the world’s busiest cities.

For more from this series, including additional photographs from Japan, as well as France, please visit the link in our bio.

More from Jane Fulton Alt’s Still Life:
🟡 Black Eyed Susan and Cup Plant
🔴 Scarlet Catchfly and Mexican Sunflower
⚪️ White Coneflower and White Ranuncula

To see the complete series, visit the link in our bio.

Summer fun, swimming with friends.
Freeplay by Hengki Koentjoro.

“There is no rule in the world of children. Childhood is a brief fleeting moment fueled by innocent curiosity, cheerful exploration and impromptu set of events.” - Hengki Koentjoro

California artist Robert Buelteman doesn’t use a camera to make his images. Instead, he places living plants on a metal surface and uses high-voltage electricity and fiber optic light to create the image. These works are called “Energetic Photograms,” which simply means images made by exposing light-sensitive material without a camera. In his case, the light comes from electricity and fiber optics rather than a lens.

To see more from Life and Shadow (2009-2017) and other series, visit the link in our bio.

Hand painted photographs by Dar Spain from the early 2000s.

To see more from Dar’s Botanical II series please visit the link in our bio.

More from Ellen Jantzen’s Life Put of Balance series; Stop, Shift, Ambiguity, Fluidity, Unsound, Vulnerability, and Undulation.

To see additional series by Ellen Jantzen please visit the link in our bio.

With 48 countries in America for the World Cup, it seemed like an appropriate time to feature some select work from David Burdeny’s “10 Countries” series.

To see more from this series, please visit the link in our bio.

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Behind These Walls: an exploration from the Greek isles by photographer Christos J. Palios.

To see more from various series from Christos, please visit the link in our bio.