Issue 2 of JPG Magazine, the quarterly of brave new photography, is here. Inside you'll find 43 photographic interpretations of the word "lost." Also includes a set of powerful portraits by featured photographer Ryan Keberly of Detroit's disposessed, as well as an interview with Adriene Hughes, who is using photography in her battle with cancer. This issue of JPG Magazine paints a new picture of what it means to be lost ... and found.

Participating Photographers: Jody Aiken, Peter Anderson, Clément Godbarge, Raul A. Gutierrez, Matt Haughey, Thomas Hawk, Joseph O. Holmes, Paul Hunter, Juhana Hurtig, Sandro Iovine, Sam Javanrouh, Martin Johansson, Alessandra Kim, Nicolas King, Adam Krawesky, Travis LaFleur, Sirio Magnabosco, Kevin Meredith, Joshua Mitchell, Caroline Moore, Gary Moyer, Allyson Murphy, Erik Olsen, Christopher Petrich, Mark Alor Powell, Eliot Shepard, Erica Shires, Matthew Smillie, Gordon Stettinius, Grace Szekeres, Gayla Trail, Koen van der Veken, Piotr Zastrozny.

The magazine is 62 pages (ten more than last issue!), 6 inches wide, 9 inches tall, perfect-bound, 20-pound white interior paper, full-color CMYK interior ink, 100-pound white exterior paper, full-color CMYK exterior, contains 0 ads, and looks a little something like this inside.

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