AL RENDON (San Antonio, TX) Patient Portraits – Faces Of Resiliency FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2021 Online Gallery For nearly fifty years, photographer Al Rendon has been documenting his hometown, San Antonio, photographing big-name rock bands, Conjunto and Tejano musicians, local artists, street food purveyors, charreada riders, and ordinary citizens. Rendon still … Continue reading →
GUILHERME BERGAMINI (Brazil) Education For All FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2021 Online Gallery Guilherme Bergamini is a Brazilian photographer and visual artist with a degree in Journalism. He currently lives and works in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. For more than two decades, Guilherme has developed photography projects using the various narrative possibilities that … Continue reading →
MICHAEL MEHL (San Antonio,Texas)Butoh Katachi Series 1FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2020 Online Gallery Butoh Katachi – On Even Ground, Of Mind Sound, Mischief And Darkness All Around.Michael Mehl is the founder and director of FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA. He is a composer, musician, photographer, digital artist, writer and curator.
Continue reading →KYLE PETERSEN (San Antonio, Texas) Tiny & Wild FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2020 Online Gallery “The pandemic and quarantine have obviously created many challenges for all of us. However, it has also afforded us the rare opportunity to slow down and take a closer look at our surroundings. With drastically more time on … Continue reading →
ANA PADRON (San Antonio, Texas) Yorkie Stories FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2020 Online Gallery Ana is a nonprofit professional who has worked in the industry for over 15 years in the areas of development, special events and marketing. She currently works for IDEA Public Schools as part of their national marketing team. … Continue reading →
MONIQUE GARZA-SULLIVAN (San Antonio, Texas) PhotoAlchemy – Sunken B-Sides FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2020 Online Gallery The Polaroid series Sunken B-Sides began as an experimental technique of film souping. My analog B-Sides created a chemical reaction within those iconic borders. Applying elements with the magic of nature, literary references and prolonged time … Continue reading →