Help the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center celebrate their 3rd anniversary with Philly Photo Day, a truly community-sourced photo project!

The polaroid aura camera is one of those fascinating (if dead-end) evolutionary braches belonging to the once-prolific Polaroid empire - Carlo Van de Roer has put this to great use in this series and now, with your help, he's going to make a book of the results.

Mexico-city based photographer and Tierney Fellowship winner Yvonne Venegas goes behind-the-scenes with telenovela pop stars -- help her get her book out in time for a solo show at the Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil!

Shane Lavalette of Lay Flat and Light Work (and a featured photographer in ReGeneration2) has a wonderfully poetic book project inspired by the music and landscape of the South.

This project has already met its goal, but it's not too late to pre-order a book! Lisa Kereszi has built an extensive portrait of her family's business and the characters that have been a part of it over the course of five decades.

With your help, Lukas Birk and Sean Foley will continue to keep the art of the Afghan Box Camera alive -- including making a film about how to make one for yourself. The next stage will take them to Afghan towns close to Iran, Tajikistan & Pakistan -- among other activities.

Lately, there seem to be a number of really interesting projects (like this one!) dedicated to documenting / preserving the changing nature of photographic materials as we shift from primarily chemical to digital imaging. Help support the effort by contributing to this project!

In addition to finishing up Singular Beauty, Cara Phillips has dedicated a good deal of time to promoting the work of her fellow photographers via Women in Photography, cofounded with Amy Elkins. Now it’s Cara's turn to receive some support for her a project of her own ...

Booklyn is an artist-run not-for-profit dedicated to the creation and promotion of limited-edition contemporary artists’ books. They are a fantastic resource for artists and artist book-lovers; help them to make the leap to “Booklyn 2.0”

SEE POTENTIAL brings artists, photographers, and community leaders together to address the absence of affordable, healthy foods in areas that need it most. An intersection of art, food, and community-based approaches to greening the urban landscape – what’s not to love?

Don’t let the smell of fixer and Dektol become a distant memory of processes past. Support traditional photographic processes by supporting the effort to build a community darkroom— and gallery and meeting space. Long live chemical photography!