Hey, Hot Shot!

Slideluck Potshow XIV, the now regular meeting of photography community and a potluck dinner will be convening once again this Friday, November 13, 2009 at The Aperture Foundation. The event will be co-curated by one of our very own Hey, Hot Shot...

Marvin by Beth Yarnelle Edwards The portraits of Beth Yarnelle Edwards explore the relationships "between people, their living spaces, and their possessions." Many portrait artists strive to portray their subject's psychology through expression, gesture, and other hints of demeanor...

Sour Cherries, Hungary by Monika A. Merva Monika Merva's Sour Cherries, Hungary portrays what is likely a minor scene in the day of a pedestrian crossing: a bunch of cherries have spilled on the street. Surely a prosaic accident, but then again you'll never know what this event comprised...

PURR by Tara Misenheimer Tara Misenheimer loves hair. She draws hair, she paints hair and she's even brainstormed about hair as a Hollywood hair consultant. This obsession stems from her greater love of 60s and 70s era advertisements, featuring enviable bobs, bouffants and braids...

Untitled by Scott Eiden Hot Shots Cara Phillips and Scott Eiden both have work featured in Graphic Intersections, a collaborative online photography project presented by The Exposure Project...

Image by Shawn Records 2005 Hot Shot Shawn Records is dad to one of the world's most recognizable kids. His son, Max Records, stars as "Max" in Spike Jonze's film adaptation of Maurice Sendak's Where The Wild Things Are, currently out in theaters all over the world...

Air Power Over Hampton Roads air show, Hampton Roads, Virginia #2 by Christopher Sims Christopher Sims has documented people, mostly young men, engaged with the Virtual Army Experience, a traveling entertainment/recruiting station found at NASCAR events and air shows...

Clothesline by Aline Smithson It was difficult to find an image befittingly momentous for today, the the final day we are accepting entries for Hey, Hot Shot! in 2009. (If you are reading this on Tuesday, October 27, before 11:00 p.m. (EDT) you still have time to enter)...

Rhonda and Chantelle by Graham E. Miller The series, Suburban Splendour, by contender Graham Miller seeks to capture moments of "quiet desperation." It's a phrase that's tossed around so often in art and literature that it has become hackneyed; only rarely is it executed as well as this...

Pride by Tait Simpson Tait Simpson's series Hold Tight renders itself as both physical object and collection of images...