Bill Schoen
I photograph the architecture and everyday rhythms of cities, especially Tokyo, through vivid details, quiet moments, and thoughtful contrasts of color and black and white. My images invite a closer look at the places and people that give a city its character.
Linnie Schneider
The way those gold panels interrupt the gray wood, pulling your eye up through the repeating geometry, that's the kind of compositional restraint that takes patience to see. I spent years arranging flowers the way most people would decorate a supermarket bouquet, all abundance and no breathing room. This has the opposite instinct, and it lands.
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Linnie Schneider
The way those gold panels interrupt the gray wood, pulling your eye up through the repeating geometry, that's the kind of compositional restraint that takes patience to see. I spent years arranging flowers the way most people would decorate a supermarket bouquet, all abundance and no breathing room. This has the opposite instinct, and it lands.