OFF DAYS by Tatum Shaw /backlog wrote an accompanying essay in

wrote an accompanying essay in six chapters

applying it with poignant irony to an American landscape that has largely failed to protect its citizens

An inspired Morris-Cafiero realized that she could parody the bullies by creating images and publishing those images on the internet —the same vehicle used for the attacks

photographer Stephen Wilson turns his lens toward the sacred spaces of community—rooms designed specifically for the spiritual journey away from the cold dampness of present reality

and simple prosthetics and overlaid those images with transcripts of the bullying comments

OFF DAYS by Tatum Shaw /backlog wrote an accompanying essay inIn Off Days, photographer Tatum Shaw pulls back the curtain on the idyllic suburban American dream, revealing the droll, sobering, and faintly ominous reality resting just below the surface. Shot entirely on black and white film, this series began as a casual, unprompted asideimages made on the artists "off days" from his commercial color projects. However, as the world entered a period of unprecedented global isolation, the projects drained palette