What photographers work are you looking at today?

Jeremy · Aug 24, 2009

www.clayharmon.net

VaryaV · Aug 24, 2009

Liu Zheng

IloveTLRs · Aug 24, 2009

Ilse Bing .. I just found her work the other day.

Jim Chinn · Aug 26, 2009

Thanks to Suzanne Revy who mentioned Victoria Ryan in a different post today. Really stunning work.

http://victoriaryanphotography.com/

Morry Katz · Aug 29, 2009

Bret Weston. The man had fantastic "eyes".

Morry Katz - Lethbridge, Canada

Marc Akemann · Aug 30, 2009

Just viewed two websites:
Philip Hyde: http://www.philiphyde.com/
and
Yousef Khanfar: http://www.yousefkhanfar.com/home/index

And now I'm going to sit outside and go through Khanfar's book "Voices of Light". Some of the images from the book can be seen here: http://www.yousefkhanfar.com/portfolio/singleitem/1

gbenaim · Aug 31, 2009

Lois Conner, and she just put up a lot of her work online, loisconner.net. Definitely take a look if you're not familiar with her work.

hoffy · Sep 3, 2009

I've been checking out Andrew Moxom's work in the APUG gallery. I very much like his lake superior work. Fantastic.

Jim Chinn · Sep 3, 2009

Looking at the wet plate work of Quinn Jacobson. He is a master of that process and his work is wonderful.

http://www.collodion.com/photographs/index.htm

hoffy · Sep 5, 2009

Another couple from the APUG portfolio's -
Kirk E Carter. Not sure if he still frequents this place, but I like what he has done with the windows and doors work. Currently checking out his site:
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Jordan Starr. I like his series on his fathers decaying farm. This one hits a bit close to home for me, as I grew up on a farm that is slowly dieing. A bit of a sob story here, but if my brother can make it to February 2012, the farm would have been in my family's hands for 100 years. But a general difficulty of making a decent living off the land has seen our family farm head in the same direction of Jordans. Jordan's story has hit home for me.

http://www.jordanstarrphotography.com

coigach · Sep 5, 2009

hoffy said:
I've been checking out Andrew Moxom's work in the APUG gallery. I very much like his lake superior work. Fantastic.

Me too - his work is a great inspiration.

Cheers,
Gavin

Jim Chinn · Sep 5, 2009

There really is some beautiful work in the portfolios section. One I have returned to from time to time is by Victor Korchenko:

(there was a url link here which no longer exists)

I really like his artist's statement.

hoffy · Sep 5, 2009

Thats the thing Jim. We at times seek out the masters or those who have a name for themselves, where in reality, there is some good talent right under our noses!

Miskuss · Sep 5, 2009

Valerie said:
Chip Simons Bunny series caught my eye this week.

http://www.chipsimons.com/

I met Chip at the Santa Fe Workshops. A great guy. I use his bunny on bemer as my avatar on Motorcycle Forums I've joined. And Yes, Chip has given me the nod to use it. Cheers

Miskuss · Sep 5, 2009

Don McCullin and Josef Koudlka come to mind.

nilswhite · Sep 6, 2009

I've been really into Baldomer Fernandez, got some great portraits.

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Marc Akemann · Sep 9, 2009

I've been looking at John S. Kiewit's book, "Gone to Sanctuary: From the Sins of Confusion".

mark · Sep 9, 2009

Dawoud Bey.

I Love his polaroid 20x24 work

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Marc Akemann · Sep 9, 2009

nilswhite said:
I've been really into Baldomer Fernandez, got some great portraits.

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Wow. Nice work from Baldomero.

Jim Chinn · Sep 12, 2009

Mammoth Wet Plate Ambrotypes by Luther Gerlach:

http://thescreamonline.com/photo/photo5-1/gerlach/index.html

He works in plates up to 22x30 inches!!!!

Here is some pictures of his mammoth camera in action via Gustavo Castilla:

http://www.collodion.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3728&title=22-x-30-ambrotypes

The lens looks like something off a small howitzer!

ldh · Sep 19, 2009

Deborah Turbeville,Scott Irvine,Pavel Banka,Yelena Yemchuk,Robert Mann,Michael Ackerman,Michael Wilson,Pep Bonet (his work in Color Positive),Mark Sink,Paul N. McKee, Alexy Brodovitch and so many more...its important to spend time appreciating the efforts and talents and struggles of others in all aspects of life.

Brian Bilgere · Sep 23, 2009

Sebastiao Salgado - Incredibly moving and important work.

Brian
http://365cameras.com/blog/?p=556

photomem · Sep 24, 2009

I was turned on to work by Hiroshi Sugimoto last night in class, his photos of movie palaces is just bloody amazing.

mopar_guy · Sep 30, 2009

George Hurrell

sionnac · Oct 2, 2009

photomem said:
I was turned on to work by Hiroshi Sugimoto last night in class, his photos of movie palaces is just bloody amazing.

They are nice - I love the seascapes even more.

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