Congratulations to our winner Cole Case and our finalists. Cole Case’s photo is seen above and first in ourphoto gallery. His image is also printed in our September/October issue of Artillery). The following photographs are the finalists from our September/October contest. Please see info below how to enter for our next November/December 2018 issue.
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Cole Case, Porta alla Croce><Perspective, Florence, Italy, (For Brunelleschi), July 18, 2018, Digital Photograph (iPhone)
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Nick Aguayo, When Day Is Done, July 19, 2018, Downtown Los Angeles, California, iphone photo
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William Vo, Building Of The Death Star, April 6th 2018, Orange Coast College Planetarium, Costa Mesa, California, Ambrotype Contact Printed on Silver Gelatin Fiber Paper
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Jules Eastman "Gem" 12/19/17 Rural Nevada Black and white Digital photography
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Beau Lippman, From Baldwin With Love, 1/20/2018 Pershing Square, Los Angeles, California, Digital Photography
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Diane Cockerill "Evolution?" 2018 Digital Photograph, Boyle Heights, California
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Angel Chen, Midsummer Sun, (Idyllwild Fires in Mercury Retrograde), July 26, 2018, Joshua Tree, California, iPhone photo
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Carolyn Doucette, Oil and Oranges, 2018 Bakersfield, California, iPhone
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Anya Spielman, “The Future is Watching,” 2018, Downtown Los Angeles, California, iphone photo
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Ryan Ward, Once Upon A Time, June, 2018, Flint, Michigan, Digital/iPhone (distress filter)
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Gregory J. Amani Smith, A Lack of Upward Mobility July 3, 2018, Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, iPhone 7 Color Digital Photo
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Virgil Miller, Data Type, 8/2/2018, Riverside California, Fujifilm Digital Photo
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Nat Eden Miller, DashDolls, 8/2/2018, Venice, California, B/W film shot on Minolta X700
CODE ORANGE is a recent added Artillery feature; a web-based, issue-oriented photography contest curated by LA artist and photographer Laura London. Winning entries will be published in Artillery and finalists will appear online. CODE ORANGE is a documentary project and outlet for artists to express how they feel about the current state of the world.
Tumultuous times like ours have historically produced some of the most interesting, captivating and timeless art; we hope to find and share similar works today. Images submitted should capture how our country and the world is affected by political, environmental change, social, personal, universal, identity issues. Photographs can be produced using a film or digital camera or smart phone. Black-and-white and or color images are accepted.
Twelve photos are selected by London and will appear on our website, and the winner’s photo to be published in our bi-monthly print edition of Artillery.
Good luck and we look forward to seeing your photographic submission.
DEADLINE for next contest is October 7, 2018
Specifications for photo submissions:
• Only one photo per person
• FOR WEB: 72 dpi; 600 pixels wide. (hang onto your original large file in case you are selected for print publication)
• Include: Artist Name, Title, Date, Place, and Medium (in that specific order)
• Email your photograph entry to lauralondon@artillerymag.com