A personal documentary film about a daughter's search for the mother she never knew through their shared love of photography.

The first publicly accessible space telescope! Take amazing photos of space or have your photo displayed above the Earth.

All The Queens Men is a decade-long photography project by Katie Murray that navigates the psychology of men in Queens, New York, through landscape and portraiture. Soon to be a book.

This July, photographers Harry Griffin and Eva O'Leary travel to Pennsylvania, where 15,000 people will come together to live in 1863.

A Community Darkroom in Nashville, Tennessee.

A year of silence, with a view camera.

Christian Hendricks documents queer culture in the American South.

Alyssa Miserendino elaborately recreates childhood memories.

Big. Silver. Gelatin. Prints.

Testify is a visual love letter to Appalachia, a rediscovery of home and place presented in a limited edition photobook by Roger May.

A photobook chronicling Carolyn Drake's six-year obsession with two Central Asian rivers, on a journey from the Aral Sea to western China.

A progressive bookshop and art gallery that specializes in new and used hard to find books in the city of Austin, Texas. Formerly Domy Books.

Photography + mid-century modern design.

Exposures' Summer Program will bring together youth from diverse regions and backgrounds for three weeks of intensive arts programming.

Capturing time and place. A photo project celebrating Portland, Maine. Telling the story of this historic city seated by the sea.

A community darkroom space in Baltimore, MD.

Scan and share 35mm film using your smartphone—a new project by Lomography.

A photobook project by Annie Marie Musselman, to be published in 2013 by Kehrer Verlag.

A book of photographs exploring the simultaneous experience of being a resident and a tourist, by Luke Strosnider.

Paul Sahre's photo documentation and book of a public re-staging of his father's failed rocket launch.

Overnight Generation is a portrait of Sarajevo and a tribute to its young citizens, by Italo Morales.

On October 26th, take a picture anywhere in Philadelphia. It will be printed and exhibited alongside hundreds of others as part of Philly Photo Day 2012.

Big Red & Shiny, an online publication for the Boston arts scene, is back and is looking to celebrate.

Fund the making of a poetic artist book by Robert Montgomery.

The first of three books documenting the industry behind the wildlife in sub Saharan Africa, David Chancellor's "Hunters" explores the complex relationship that man has with animal through the eyes of the tourist trophy hunter.

A long term photography and video project based in Southern Louisiana, by M. Wesley Ham.

Andres Gonzalez's dreamy photobook project exploring memory and place. Gonzalez worked with Light Work to scan and edit images from this project in preparation for the publication.

A photography book project that explores the world of vinyl collectors, by Eilon Paz.

Visible Cities, a sublime photo exhibit by Danielle Ezzo that uses the arcane process of salt printing and explores how people connect.

Paccarik Orue's book project about finding beauty in the struggling city of Richmond, California.

The authors and editors behind Canteen magazine teach writing to underserved Harlem 7th-graders every year. canTeens, a beautifully designed print publication, presents the students' best work.

Kris Graves' photography book explores memory and landscape.

Carlo Van de Roer seeks to make a book of his full-color Polaroid "aura portraits."

Bruce Myren's ambitious Fortieth Parallel project takes him across the US.

Light Work's own Shane Lavalette is looking to publish his first photobook to follow the exhibition "Picturing the South" at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.

Support Myra Greene's "My White Friends" book project, a 10-year exploration into photography’s description of race.

2008 Light Work Artist-in-Residence Christine Osinski seeks to publish her black and white photographs of life in Staten Island in the '80s.

Help bring a free photography event to Brooklyn Bridge Park this summer!

Caroll Taveras' large-format portrait studio hopes to travel the world!

Lisa Kereszi's "Joe’s Junk Yard" is a personal narrative photo book, spanning more than fifty years and three generations, that explores one family's achievement and subsequent demise of the American Dream.

Carl Weese documents American drive-in movie theaters as they are quickly disappearing.

Light Work exhibiting artist Thilde Jensen is looking to set out to finish photographing for her Canaries project, as well as produce a monograph of her powerful work.

Small family-owned-and-operated businesses, photographed since 1976. A simple and touching documentary photo project by David Gremp.

Support our friends at Conveyer in their brilliant publishing pursuit!

Photographer Cara Phillips' personal exploration of the beauty industry, as a book designed and published by Hans Gremmen / Fw:.

An unique artist book by April Gertler.

An interesting book of photographs made in the showrooms of IKEA, by photographer Amy Lombard.

Love Ever After will be a book that share's the love stories of couples who have been married for at least 50 years.