The Next Chapter

Dear Faithful Reader,

It is with great excitement that we announce the launch of the brand new Luceo Images website. Our revamped destination will feature a dynamic new group blog with individual blogs for each of our photographers that will be updated regularly. While there is always a twinge of nostalgia that comes with closing an outlet to share thoughts and personal work, this move has been anxiously anticipated and we are excited to start showcasing all the hard work that has gone into this new creation.

So pull up your stakes and move on over to our new blog. Make yourself at home, we’ll be here a while.

Eich featured on SportsShooter.com

Matt Eich’s personal images from a recent family vacation were featured on the front of SportsShooter.com on Sunday, August 16.

David Walter Banks and Kendrick Brinson interviewed for the Resolve Blog

liveBooks’ Resolve blog is a great resource for all photographers. Every day this week, the blog offers so many useful links, interviews and tips for photographers looking for jobs outside of the newspaper staffer world. Both David Walter Banks and Kendrick Brinson come from newspaper backgrounds and talk about their time spent in that business and their time spent building their own businesses and working with the great Luceo Images team.

Slaby’s Polaroids on NPR’s The Picture Show

 

NPR just finished up a nice little edit of Slaby’s ongoing Polaroid project.  It’s featured today on their blog, The Picture Show.

Slaby for The Wall Street Journal

 

 

Matt Slaby photographed people and places impacted by the closure of New Frontier Bank in Greeley, Colo. The bank was recently forced into receivership after what the FDIC describes as “unsafe or unsound banking practices and violations of law and regulations.”   Many eastern Colorado farms and business were impacted by the closing of the bank and are now unable to transfer their loans to other institutions. The fallout threatens commercial and agricultural businesses that have historically relied on the bank for short-term credit.  The essay appears in the June 16th issue of the Journal and a nice edit of the work also appears on the Photo Journal blog.

Eich on The New York Times LENS blog

Matt Eich was interviewed for an essay called “Finding Different Paths” on The New York Times new blog, Lens, talking about how young photographers are traversing difficult times in the industry as they work to build a career.

Eich in AARP Bulletin

Matt Eich photographed Wayne Sipe of Interstate Mufflers in Staunton, Virginia and Chris Cowman of One More Time thrift shop in Columbus, Ohio for a story about businesses that are booming during the recession for the AARP Bulletin.

Brinson’s Southern Project on Camera Obscura

Kendrick Brinson’s Facing South photo essay, which is still a work in progress, has been featured on Italian blogger Fabiano Busdraghi’s Camera Obscura. Busdraghi includes artists from around the globe and lets them give their voice on technique, style, or even their current labors of love. Check it out here.

Eich featured on PDN’s Photo of the Day

Matt Eich was featured on PDN’s Photo of the Day blog with an image from his project, “A Place to Die” examining a prison for aging inmates in Ohio.

Brinson featured on Verve Photo: A New Breed of Documentary Photographers

check her out, along with many other photographers here.