Jeff Kubach
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Clyde Butcher and Ansel Adams.
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If you are like me you have a number of favorite photographer sites bookmarked. I have some famous, some not so famous. But I always seem to find time to enjoy their work on liine.
Here are a couple that I like to go back to:
Mark Citret
http://www.mcitret.com/
For the past 3 years I have been shooting digitally
-I like this side with they experiment, double exposure with old expire film or cross progressing.
-Many they looks like a painting, its something different and fresh, any way i'm tired with old fashion's and copy of the masters of photography, we need something new, this no mean i don't like HCB but without a fresh eye we are dead...
http://istillshootfilm.org/post/10850108786/film-swap-eric-tearle-london-england-5-shot
I'm reading an older publication called Pictorialism in America.... The Minneapolis Salon of PHotography 1932-1946 by Christian Peterson... Very interesting work by William Mortensen and Max Thorek shown in this book.. Great work indeed.
Still enjoying Fan Ho's wonderful street photography. His book, Hong Kong Yesterday, is gorgeous.
http://invisiblephotographer.asia/2...ssic-street-photography-of-vintage-hong-kong/
A link in the above site takes you to a large sampling of his work.
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