All great deeds and all great thoughts have a ridiculous beginning. Great works are often born on a street corner or in a restaurant's revolving door.
- Albert Camus
- Albert Camus
Camera Obscura Journal Volume 3
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Editor - M.E. Parker
Associate Prose Editors - Meredith Doench, Tim Horvath, Shane Oshetski
Photography Editor - Kate Parker
Associate Photography Editor - Laura Wootan
Photography Judges- Carl Caylor, Carol Andrews Jensen, Joel Grimes
Web Content - Bridge the Gap Gallery.
*Stories born when two images meet.
Hold On by Moura McGovern. Bridged the gap in December '11.
Other Doors, Other Rooms by Eric Markowsky. Bridged the gap in August.
Vacancies by Megan Fink. Bridged the gap in April.
View the entire Bridge the Gap gallery
Print Journal - Summer/Fall 2011 Find back issues below
(Vol 3 Available July 1, 2011.)
Fiction by
Adam Peterson - Camera Obscura Fiction Award Winner
Barret Baumgart
Chidelia Edochie
Gerri Brightwell
J. Caleb Winters
Leslie Pietrzyk
Vincent Czyz (read interview)
* Read an Excerpt of Czyz's The Nameless Saint (includes missing section)
Photography of (view complete competition results here)
Alan Brown
Bonnie Jones
Chan Kwok Hung
Claudio Allia
Daniel Haeker
Habeeb Ali
Hugh Jones
Jana Asenbrenenrova
Jacqueline Langelier
Jenn Verrier
Jeremy Fokkens
Juergen Lechner
Kalliope Amorphous * Outstanding Photo Award, Amateur
Louis Staeble
Marcella Hackbardt
Nicholas Bardonnay
Nitin Budhiraja
Patrizia Burra
Peter Ciccariello
Rafal Maleszyk * Outstanding Photo Award, Professional
Sabato Visconti
Svetlana Batura
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From Ruelle Electrique
"It's like reading at an art gallery (something I've never done, but which I feel like I have after reading this journal)."
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"...Camera Obscura is a fire burning at the center of our field of vision; a note to the world; and a marvelous embodiment of the play of light and darkness in the best, most generous sense of these words and the artistry they represent. "
From Ruelle Electrique
"It's like reading at an art gallery (something I've never done, but which I feel like I have after reading this journal)."
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