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We recently worked on a super cool show for our friend Kelly Davidson ( @kdstudio ) that highlights most of the services we offer. We digitized some old 35mm negs that Kelly shot at local shows in and around Boston. We printed and framed 5 silver gelatin fiber prints that we hung in front of a MASSIVE 60x144" collage held up by our wooden print hanger system. The final product is awesome so keep your eyes peeled for it!

#silvergelatinprint
#blackandwhitephotography
#photography
#boston
#fineartprinting

If you have ever wondered if we can digitize large or oversized artworks, WE CAN! @lucycamp.art brought in this beautiful 36x48” acrylic and oil stick still-life for us to scan on our Phase One System. 

How might we photograph a piece this large? Multiple captures, all with overlapping details are made, in a grid like fashion. Moving the painting, working corner to corner, we photograph and then digitally stitch the photos seamlessly together to compile one large image file! Perfect for making reproductions, or editions of works and for website purposes, or having high-res files to accurately represent your work! 

In this case, Lucy received a 55x73” printable tiff, before it was resized! Truly quite amazing to see the resolving power of the Phase’s 150mp sensor!

“This painting was a commission for friends, centered around a tabletop crowded with items that represent different parts of their lives. The cards, blueberries, peaches, and orange wine each hold personal significance for the clients. This piece became a launching point for Lucy’s continued focus on tabletops and meaningful, story-filled objects in her art practice.

Lucy Camp is an artist based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She primarily works with acrylics and oil sticks, and is inspired by all things crowded tabletops—glasses, flowers, fruits, and more. Lucy loves bringing life, color, and play to everyday still lifes, and is especially drawn to texture and intuitive linework in her paintings.”

Thanks so much for entrusting us to digitize your artwork Lucy!

Check out more of lucy's work here @lucycamp.art

#artreproduction
#fineart
#painting
#artist
#printing

If you have ever wondered if we can digitize large or oversized artworks, WE CAN! @lucycamp.art brought in this beautiful 36x48” acrylic and oil stick still-life for us to scan on our Phase One System. 

How might we photograph a piece this large? Multiple captures, all with overlapping details are made, in a grid like fashion. Moving the painting, working corner to corner, we photograph and then digitally stitch the photos seamlessly together to compile one large image file! Perfect for making reproductions, or editions of works and for website purposes, or having high-res files to accurately represent your work! 

In this case, Lucy received a 55x73” printable tiff, before it was resized! Truly quite amazing to see the resolving power of the Phase’s 150mp sensor!

“This painting was a commission for friends, centered around a tabletop crowded with items that represent different parts of their lives. The cards, blueberries, peaches, and orange wine each hold personal significance for the clients. This piece became a launching point for Lucy’s continued focus on tabletops and meaningful, story-filled objects in her art practice.

Lucy Camp is an artist based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She primarily works with acrylics and oil sticks, and is inspired by all things crowded tabletops—glasses, flowers, fruits, and more. Lucy loves bringing life, color, and play to everyday still lifes, and is especially drawn to texture and intuitive linework in her paintings.”

Thanks so much for entrusting us to digitize your artwork Lucy!

Check out more of lucy's work here @lucycamp.art

#artreproduction
#fineart
#painting
#artist
#printing

If you have ever wondered if we can digitize large or oversized artworks, WE CAN! @lucycamp.art brought in this beautiful 36x48” acrylic and oil stick still-life for us to scan on our Phase One System. 

How might we photograph a piece this large? Multiple captures, all with overlapping details are made, in a grid like fashion. Moving the painting, working corner to corner, we photograph and then digitally stitch the photos seamlessly together to compile one large image file! Perfect for making reproductions, or editions of works and for website purposes, or having high-res files to accurately represent your work! 

In this case, Lucy received a 55x73” printable tiff, before it was resized! Truly quite amazing to see the resolving power of the Phase’s 150mp sensor!

“This painting was a commission for friends, centered around a tabletop crowded with items that represent different parts of their lives. The cards, blueberries, peaches, and orange wine each hold personal significance for the clients. This piece became a launching point for Lucy’s continued focus on tabletops and meaningful, story-filled objects in her art practice.

Lucy Camp is an artist based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She primarily works with acrylics and oil sticks, and is inspired by all things crowded tabletops—glasses, flowers, fruits, and more. Lucy loves bringing life, color, and play to everyday still lifes, and is especially drawn to texture and intuitive linework in her paintings.”

Thanks so much for entrusting us to digitize your artwork Lucy!

Check out more of lucy's work here @lucycamp.art

#artreproduction
#fineart
#painting
#artist
#printing

If you have ever wondered if we can digitize large or oversized artworks, WE CAN! @lucycamp.art brought in this beautiful 36x48” acrylic and oil stick still-life for us to scan on our Phase One System. 

How might we photograph a piece this large? Multiple captures, all with overlapping details are made, in a grid like fashion. Moving the painting, working corner to corner, we photograph and then digitally stitch the photos seamlessly together to compile one large image file! Perfect for making reproductions, or editions of works and for website purposes, or having high-res files to accurately represent your work! 

In this case, Lucy received a 55x73” printable tiff, before it was resized! Truly quite amazing to see the resolving power of the Phase’s 150mp sensor!

“This painting was a commission for friends, centered around a tabletop crowded with items that represent different parts of their lives. The cards, blueberries, peaches, and orange wine each hold personal significance for the clients. This piece became a launching point for Lucy’s continued focus on tabletops and meaningful, story-filled objects in her art practice.

Lucy Camp is an artist based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She primarily works with acrylics and oil sticks, and is inspired by all things crowded tabletops—glasses, flowers, fruits, and more. Lucy loves bringing life, color, and play to everyday still lifes, and is especially drawn to texture and intuitive linework in her paintings.”

Thanks so much for entrusting us to digitize your artwork Lucy!

Check out more of lucy's work here @lucycamp.art

#artreproduction
#fineart
#painting
#artist
#printing

New DSI T-Shirts are now available on our website!

Along with our original logo, we’ve added a new design: “Pixels Aren’t Permanent - Print Your Shit!”

T-shirts are available in sizes SM-2XL

Visit the link in our bio to shop for your own.

Thank you to @markseliger for visiting the lab, and for supporting the team by making such a fun appearance!

#digitalsilverimaging #silvergelatinprint #merch #dsi #fineartprinting #pixelsarentpermanent #digitalworld #printyourshit #photographyprints #photoprint #logo #tactility #fiberpaper #prints #tshirt #tshirtsale #617 #bostonphotographer #shopsmall #smallbusiness #bostonsmallbusiness #cambridgesmallbusiness

50th Anniversary Mentorship Program dinner at the gallery, joined by our ED and select board members 🎉

Over dinner, conversation, and community, we welcomed fellows:
✨ alina balseiro paired with Jess T. Dugan
✨ Jaypix Belmer paired with Rashod Taylor
✨ Libby O’Neill paired with Jillian Guyette
✨ Nick Ortoleva paired with Tommy Kha

We are so excited to support these artists over the coming months as they develop new work, build connections, and prepare for their final exhibition at the PRC later this year.

Thank you to @digitalsilverimaging for offering each fellow a printing and framing credit for their final exhibition.

@alinabalseiroart
@jesstdugan
@jaypixmof
@rashodtaylorphoto
@libbyoneill_photography
@jillianguyette
@nickortoleva
@tommykha
@jbunzick
@suzannegainerstudio
@hannahaltman
@amy.lovera
@catherinelecomtelecce

Great to collaborate with Sarah at the @usscm USS Constitution Museum on their newly finished gallery space. 40x60 prints on @moabpaper mounted to Dibond with aluminum tubing to allow the prints to “float” on the wall. Installation by John Roy @artcollection.services

All photos of #oldironsides USS Constitution by @gmcfoto Greg Cooper

Great to collaborate with Sarah at the @usscm USS Constitution Museum on their newly finished gallery space. 40x60 prints on @moabpaper mounted to Dibond with aluminum tubing to allow the prints to “float” on the wall. Installation by John Roy @artcollection.services

All photos of #oldironsides USS Constitution by @gmcfoto Greg Cooper

Great to collaborate with Sarah at the @usscm USS Constitution Museum on their newly finished gallery space. 40x60 prints on @moabpaper mounted to Dibond with aluminum tubing to allow the prints to “float” on the wall. Installation by John Roy @artcollection.services

All photos of #oldironsides USS Constitution by @gmcfoto Greg Cooper

Great to collaborate with Sarah at the @usscm USS Constitution Museum on their newly finished gallery space. 40x60 prints on @moabpaper mounted to Dibond with aluminum tubing to allow the prints to “float” on the wall. Installation by John Roy @artcollection.services

All photos of #oldironsides USS Constitution by @gmcfoto Greg Cooper

Last couple of days to bid on these iconic prints by some of our finest rock & roll photographers

All proceeds benefit @keysforkids

Keys for Kids is a charitable initiative established by North Carolina native Ben Folds in partnership with the North Carolina Arts Council and the North Carolina Arts Foundation.

BID at https://www.charitybuzz.com/support/KeysforKids

Last couple of days to bid on these iconic prints by some of our finest rock & roll photographers

All proceeds benefit @keysforkids

Keys for Kids is a charitable initiative established by North Carolina native Ben Folds in partnership with the North Carolina Arts Council and the North Carolina Arts Foundation.

BID at https://www.charitybuzz.com/support/KeysforKids

Last couple of days to bid on these iconic prints by some of our finest rock & roll photographers

All proceeds benefit @keysforkids

Keys for Kids is a charitable initiative established by North Carolina native Ben Folds in partnership with the North Carolina Arts Council and the North Carolina Arts Foundation.

BID at https://www.charitybuzz.com/support/KeysforKids

Last couple of days to bid on these iconic prints by some of our finest rock & roll photographers

All proceeds benefit @keysforkids

Keys for Kids is a charitable initiative established by North Carolina native Ben Folds in partnership with the North Carolina Arts Council and the North Carolina Arts Foundation.

BID at https://www.charitybuzz.com/support/KeysforKids

Last couple of days to bid on these iconic prints by some of our finest rock & roll photographers

All proceeds benefit @keysforkids

Keys for Kids is a charitable initiative established by North Carolina native Ben Folds in partnership with the North Carolina Arts Council and the North Carolina Arts Foundation.

BID at https://www.charitybuzz.com/support/KeysforKids

A Portrait of America brings together images from local newsrooms across the country and reflects on the vital work of local visual journalists.

Since 2019, CatchLight’s Local Visual Desk, in partnership with Report for America, has placed more than 30 visual journalists on staff in local newsrooms in the United States. This exhibition brings together views from across the country, moments of joy and grief, urgency and quiet reflection — from breaking news to the everyday rhythms of community life.

Through their work, local visual journalists play a critical role in advancing representation and fostering long-term relationships with the communities they cover. Their photographs illuminate and preserve the unique and shared moments that shape our communities and our understanding of one another.

On view throughout the day at the CatchLight Visual Storytelling Summit, A Portrait of America will also travel to @photoville in New York, @photolondonfair, and additional locations later this year.

The exhibition is made possible by @photowings, @enlight.foundation, @photoville, @photolondonfair, and @report4america, with prints provided by @digitalsilverimaging and @hahnemuehle_imaging.

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Current and Alumni Partners: @atlpresscollective @_austincurrent @baynewsmatters @berkeleyside @bettergov_ @theblackvoicenews @blockclubchi @borderless_mag @thedownload.news @calmatters The Californian @thecurrentga @eltecolotesf @eltimpano_bayarea @enlacelatinonc @fortworthreport Gazetteer SF @india.currents @lookout_eugene_springfield @milwaukeenns @MinnPost @mirrorindy @mlk50memphis @mstodaynews @mtfreepress @theoaklandside @propublica @sahanjournal @sfpublicpress @signalcleveland @stocktonianews @thefloridatrib @theoaklandside @thesantacruzlocal @texas_tribune @veritenewsnola @wacobridge @wisconsinwatch

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

Hello Chicago!! Great to be here celebrating with Craig Semetko @semetko for his latest exhibition at the brand new Leica Store and Gallery Chicago @leicagallerychicago @leicastore_chicago

The new space is STUNNING and Gallery Director Lucas Zenk did a tremendous job sequencing and installing Craig’s work.

This is our third exhibition with Craig and we’re honored to have collaborated again with @leicacamerausa We also provided prints and framing that are displayed throughout the new store.

I’m so glad to have been invited to be part of the absolutely EPIC opening last night. Once again, Leica has hit it out of the park.

We’re excited to share our final round of introductions for the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music.

Today: Alesandra “Dre” Gonzales (@dres.lens), Emily Glick (@emilyglickphoto) and Chloe Ronco (@chloes.archives).

From intimate acts of care at the end of life, to documenting what is meant to go unseen, to holding space for mental health and the bonds between sisters — their work reflects the depth, responsibility, and tenderness of what it means to witness.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — please reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

We’re excited to share our final round of introductions for the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music.

Today: Alesandra “Dre” Gonzales (@dres.lens), Emily Glick (@emilyglickphoto) and Chloe Ronco (@chloes.archives).

From intimate acts of care at the end of life, to documenting what is meant to go unseen, to holding space for mental health and the bonds between sisters — their work reflects the depth, responsibility, and tenderness of what it means to witness.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — please reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

We’re excited to share our final round of introductions for the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music.

Today: Alesandra “Dre” Gonzales (@dres.lens), Emily Glick (@emilyglickphoto) and Chloe Ronco (@chloes.archives).

From intimate acts of care at the end of life, to documenting what is meant to go unseen, to holding space for mental health and the bonds between sisters — their work reflects the depth, responsibility, and tenderness of what it means to witness.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — please reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

We’re excited to share our final round of introductions for the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music.

Today: Alesandra “Dre” Gonzales (@dres.lens), Emily Glick (@emilyglickphoto) and Chloe Ronco (@chloes.archives).

From intimate acts of care at the end of life, to documenting what is meant to go unseen, to holding space for mental health and the bonds between sisters — their work reflects the depth, responsibility, and tenderness of what it means to witness.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — please reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

We’re excited to share our final round of introductions for the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music.

Today: Alesandra “Dre” Gonzales (@dres.lens), Emily Glick (@emilyglickphoto) and Chloe Ronco (@chloes.archives).

From intimate acts of care at the end of life, to documenting what is meant to go unseen, to holding space for mental health and the bonds between sisters — their work reflects the depth, responsibility, and tenderness of what it means to witness.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — please reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

We’re excited to share our final round of introductions for the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music.

Today: Alesandra “Dre” Gonzales (@dres.lens), Emily Glick (@emilyglickphoto) and Chloe Ronco (@chloes.archives).

From intimate acts of care at the end of life, to documenting what is meant to go unseen, to holding space for mental health and the bonds between sisters — their work reflects the depth, responsibility, and tenderness of what it means to witness.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — please reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

Continuing our introductions to the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together work that asks us to stay with people — through grief, through change, through the quiet shifts in relationships and identity. Alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music, these images hold space for what it means to move through the world with others.

Today: Bailey Stover (@baileyastoverphotos), Korri Crowley (@korrileighphotography), and Craig F. Walker (@craig_f_walker)

From the experience of loss and rebuilding, to the shifting dynamics between parent and child, to the realities of addiction and survival — their work pays attention to the moments that shape us, often in ways we don’t immediately see.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

Stay tuned as we introduce the final group of photographers tomorrow!

Continuing our introductions to the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together work that asks us to stay with people — through grief, through change, through the quiet shifts in relationships and identity. Alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music, these images hold space for what it means to move through the world with others.

Today: Bailey Stover (@baileyastoverphotos), Korri Crowley (@korrileighphotography), and Craig F. Walker (@craig_f_walker)

From the experience of loss and rebuilding, to the shifting dynamics between parent and child, to the realities of addiction and survival — their work pays attention to the moments that shape us, often in ways we don’t immediately see.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

Stay tuned as we introduce the final group of photographers tomorrow!

Continuing our introductions to the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together work that asks us to stay with people — through grief, through change, through the quiet shifts in relationships and identity. Alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music, these images hold space for what it means to move through the world with others.

Today: Bailey Stover (@baileyastoverphotos), Korri Crowley (@korrileighphotography), and Craig F. Walker (@craig_f_walker)

From the experience of loss and rebuilding, to the shifting dynamics between parent and child, to the realities of addiction and survival — their work pays attention to the moments that shape us, often in ways we don’t immediately see.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

Stay tuned as we introduce the final group of photographers tomorrow!

Continuing our introductions to the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together work that asks us to stay with people — through grief, through change, through the quiet shifts in relationships and identity. Alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music, these images hold space for what it means to move through the world with others.

Today: Bailey Stover (@baileyastoverphotos), Korri Crowley (@korrileighphotography), and Craig F. Walker (@craig_f_walker)

From the experience of loss and rebuilding, to the shifting dynamics between parent and child, to the realities of addiction and survival — their work pays attention to the moments that shape us, often in ways we don’t immediately see.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

Stay tuned as we introduce the final group of photographers tomorrow!

Continuing our introductions to the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together work that asks us to stay with people — through grief, through change, through the quiet shifts in relationships and identity. Alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music, these images hold space for what it means to move through the world with others.

Today: Bailey Stover (@baileyastoverphotos), Korri Crowley (@korrileighphotography), and Craig F. Walker (@craig_f_walker)

From the experience of loss and rebuilding, to the shifting dynamics between parent and child, to the realities of addiction and survival — their work pays attention to the moments that shape us, often in ways we don’t immediately see.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

Stay tuned as we introduce the final group of photographers tomorrow!

Continuing our introductions to the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance, happening May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain.

Witness brings together work that asks us to stay with people — through grief, through change, through the quiet shifts in relationships and identity. Alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music, these images hold space for what it means to move through the world with others.

Today: Bailey Stover (@baileyastoverphotos), Korri Crowley (@korrileighphotography), and Craig F. Walker (@craig_f_walker)

From the experience of loss and rebuilding, to the shifting dynamics between parent and child, to the realities of addiction and survival — their work pays attention to the moments that shape us, often in ways we don’t immediately see.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging (@digitalsilverimaging).

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance. Link in bio!

Stay tuned as we introduce the final group of photographers tomorrow!

Over the next few days, we’ll be introducing the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance of the same name, on May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective.

This show brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music. It’s an exploration of what it means to truly see, to stay present, and to bear witness to one another’s lives.

First up: Artemisia Luk (@alukphoto), John Savoia (@jamaicaplainandtall), and Rafael Medina (@rafeakspvd)

From intimate family moments to shifting landscapes of home to fleeting scenes on the street — their work pays attention to moments we might otherwise miss.

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging, @digitalsilverimaging.

Stay tuned as we introduce more of the photographers over the next few days!!!

Over the next few days, we’ll be introducing the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance of the same name, on May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective.

This show brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music. It’s an exploration of what it means to truly see, to stay present, and to bear witness to one another’s lives.

First up: Artemisia Luk (@alukphoto), John Savoia (@jamaicaplainandtall), and Rafael Medina (@rafeakspvd)

From intimate family moments to shifting landscapes of home to fleeting scenes on the street — their work pays attention to moments we might otherwise miss.

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging, @digitalsilverimaging.

Stay tuned as we introduce more of the photographers over the next few days!!!

Over the next few days, we’ll be introducing the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance of the same name, on May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective.

This show brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music. It’s an exploration of what it means to truly see, to stay present, and to bear witness to one another’s lives.

First up: Artemisia Luk (@alukphoto), John Savoia (@jamaicaplainandtall), and Rafael Medina (@rafeakspvd)

From intimate family moments to shifting landscapes of home to fleeting scenes on the street — their work pays attention to moments we might otherwise miss.

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging, @digitalsilverimaging.

Stay tuned as we introduce more of the photographers over the next few days!!!

Over the next few days, we’ll be introducing the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance of the same name, on May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective.

This show brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music. It’s an exploration of what it means to truly see, to stay present, and to bear witness to one another’s lives.

First up: Artemisia Luk (@alukphoto), John Savoia (@jamaicaplainandtall), and Rafael Medina (@rafeakspvd)

From intimate family moments to shifting landscapes of home to fleeting scenes on the street — their work pays attention to moments we might otherwise miss.

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging, @digitalsilverimaging.

Stay tuned as we introduce more of the photographers over the next few days!!!

Over the next few days, we’ll be introducing the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance of the same name, on May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective.

This show brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music. It’s an exploration of what it means to truly see, to stay present, and to bear witness to one another’s lives.

First up: Artemisia Luk (@alukphoto), John Savoia (@jamaicaplainandtall), and Rafael Medina (@rafeakspvd)

From intimate family moments to shifting landscapes of home to fleeting scenes on the street — their work pays attention to moments we might otherwise miss.

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging, @digitalsilverimaging.

Stay tuned as we introduce more of the photographers over the next few days!!!

Over the next few days, we’ll be introducing the photographers featured in Witness — a group exhibition in support of Tamir Kalifa’s (@tamirhasacellphone) multimedia performance of the same name, on May 3 at Green Street Photo Collective.

This show brings together powerful, deeply human work from across New England — alongside Tamir’s live performance blending photography, storytelling, and original music. It’s an exploration of what it means to truly see, to stay present, and to bear witness to one another’s lives.

First up: Artemisia Luk (@alukphoto), John Savoia (@jamaicaplainandtall), and Rafael Medina (@rafeakspvd)

From intimate family moments to shifting landscapes of home to fleeting scenes on the street — their work pays attention to moments we might otherwise miss.

Join us May 3 at 6PM at Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain. Space is limited — reserve your tickets in advance.

Prints for this exhibition were generously supported by Digital Silver Imaging, @digitalsilverimaging.

Stay tuned as we introduce more of the photographers over the next few days!!!

Opening night at the Women Street Photographers Annual Exhibition curated by @gulnara.samoilova founder of @womenstreetphotographers . Nearly 900 guests joined us to celebrate photography, community, and the incredible artists who make WSP what it is.

Thank you to Leica Camera USA @leicacamerausa and Mary-Irene Marek @maryirenem for their continued support of WSP and the festival.

Thank you to Digital Silver Imaging @digitalsilverimaging for their beautiful exhibition prints and ongoing support.

Special thanks to Amelia Sagone Rattew @formationpermanente for leading framing, installation logistics, opening night preparation, and festival support, and to her team, @colleencavanaughphoto , @andrea.klausner , and @roopsha , for helping bring it all together.

Thank you to Artspace PS109 @elbarriosartspace and their team, Rolinda, Kim, Miguel, Jasmine, Raynaldo, Don and Jason for hosting us and supporting the exhibition.

And thank you to @ninakling for her guidance and thoughtful support throughout.

A special night made possible by so many hands.

Stay tuned for more highlights including from our Photo Festival.

Video clips by @seastonestreet for Women Street Photographers.