Searching for a LF photographer shooting Wildlife/Africa

[HeinrichVoelkel]

I saw him beeing mentioned here before, but the searches didn't bring up anything. He is American and has some amazing Africa shoots with very little depth of field on his website.

I forgot his name.

Can anybody help?

Regards
Heinrich

 

[philldresser]

It was probably Nick Brandt

Cheers

Phill

 

[HeinrichVoelkel]

Thanks for the nice link...But no, it is not the guy I'm looking for. He was shooting advertisment as well, for the US Army for example?!

Anybody....

 

[roy]

Paul Beard is an American photographer who did, or does, shoot in LF. He brought out a book a few years ago called "The end of the game". He was very concerned with game depredation in East Africa.

 

[HeinrichVoelkel]

Paul Beard is an American photographer who did, or does, shoot in LF. He brought out a book a few years ago called "The end of the game". He was very concerned with game depredation in East Africa.

Thanks, but it is not Peter Beard, as I know him. I used to set up exhibitions for him, nothing special just hard work, hanging huge rather super huge prints to walls not used to this weight...

No, it is another fellow...

Anyone...

 

[HeinrichVoelkel]

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[ineffablething]

Perhaps....

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www.andyandersonphoto.com

 

[HeinrichVoelkel]

www.andyandersonphoto.com

exactly the guy I was looking for.

thank you so much....


Regards
Heinrich

 

[redviking]

American Shooter

The american shooter is Andy Anderson. He has done AMAZING work there. He uses hand held 4x5 cameras. I know because I went to one of his exhibitions. Nice work. www.andyandersonphoto.com