Which photographer to you admire?
Jul 26, 2013 20:05:04 #
I stumbled on an article about Marco Gob with a link to his website. I was impressed to say the least. There are lots of great photographers out there. I thought it would be fun to learn about some of them. So, "Who do you admire?" If you can include a link to their work.
I posted this link in links, but I will do it again here.
Marco Gob, I like his philosophy of getting out of your comfort zone and just do it. I love the lighting of his portraits and how he captures the personality of his subjects.
http://www.marcogrob.com/
I posted this link in links, but I will do it again here.
Marco Gob, I like his philosophy of getting out of your comfort zone and just do it. I love the lighting of his portraits and how he captures the personality of his subjects.
http://www.marcogrob.com/
Jul 26, 2013 20:27:52 #
I am unsure of how to post a link, but the photographer that I admire most you guys already know. He is our own Swamp Gator. I hope all of you follow his blog! You will see some amazing photography there!
Jul 26, 2013 20:28:22 #
Country's Mama wrote:
I stumbled on an article about Marco Gob with a li... (show quote)
Thanks for the post. I will definitely take a look.
Jul 26, 2013 20:28:28 #
Jul 26, 2013 20:44:13 #
mollymolly wrote:
I am unsure of how to post a link, but the photographer that I admire most you guys already know. He is our own Swamp Gator. I hope all of you follow his blog! You will see some amazing photography there!
He is one of my favorites also and I follow his blog every day.
http://phillanoue.com/
Jul 26, 2013 20:48:50 #
#1 would be David Kennerly, Gerald Ford's photographer.
I heard him speak at an NPPA convention in the '70's and then again a couple of years ago. My background started in photojournalism, and I respect his work. http://www.kennerly.com/
I've been watching Joey L for a while and his work is pretty damn inspiring.
Creative young whippersnapper!
http://www.joeyl.com/
I heard him speak at an NPPA convention in the '70's and then again a couple of years ago. My background started in photojournalism, and I respect his work. http://www.kennerly.com/
I've been watching Joey L for a while and his work is pretty damn inspiring.
Creative young whippersnapper!
http://www.joeyl.com/
Jul 26, 2013 22:18:30 #
GoofyNewfie wrote:
#1 would be David Kennerly, Gerald Ford's photographer.
I heard him speak at an NPPA convention in the '70's and then again a couple of years ago. My background started in photojournalism, and I respect his work. http://www.kennerly.com/
I've been watching Joey L for a while and his work is pretty damn inspiring.
Creative young whippersnapper!
http://www.joeyl.com/
I heard him speak at an NPPA convention in the '70's and then again a couple of years ago. My background started in photojournalism, and I respect his work. http://www.kennerly.com/
I've been watching Joey L for a while and his work is pretty damn inspiring.
Creative young whippersnapper!
http://www.joeyl.com/
Wow! Joey L. is really good! I wish I could afford some of his DVD's.
I started this thread because I am really uneducated about the great photographers out there and wanted to become more familiar with the greats. Thank you for introducing me to Kennerly.
Jul 27, 2013 07:36:24 #
Country's Mama wrote:
Wow! Joey L. is really good! I wish I could afford some of his DVD's.
I started this thread because I am really uneducated about the great photographers out there and wanted to become more familiar with the greats. Thank you for introducing me to Kennerly.
I started this thread because I am really uneducated about the great photographers out there and wanted to become more familiar with the greats. Thank you for introducing me to Kennerly.
14 year old Zev Hoover is not my favorite photog but you have to admit, this prodigy has one "HUGE" imagination and translates it into his work. You have to watch the video and listen to how his mind works. Click here, http://blog.flickr.net/en/2013/07/12/zevs-little-folk-series-earns-big-buzz/
Jul 27, 2013 07:58:49 #
nikonshooter wrote:
14 year old Zev Hoover is not my favorite photog but you have to admit, this prodigy has one "HUGE" imagination and translates it into his work. You have to watch the video and listen to how his mind works. Click here, http://blog.flickr.net/en/2013/07/12/zevs-little-folk-series-earns-big-buzz/
He is impressive. And you are right what an imagination!
Jul 27, 2013 08:39:24 #
mollymolly wrote:
I am unsure of how to post a link, but the photographer that I admire most you guys already know. He is our own Swamp Gator. I hope all of you follow his blog! You will see some amazing photography there!
Wow Molly! Thank you very much for your super kind comments and I truly appreciate you support and interest in my photos!
Jul 27, 2013 08:42:01 #
mollymolly wrote:
I am unsure of how to post a link, but the photographer that I admire most you guys already know. He is our own Swamp Gator. I hope all of you follow his blog! You will see some amazing photography there!
Country's Mama wrote:
He is one of my favorites also and I follow his blog every day.
http://phillanoue.com/
http://phillanoue.com/
Hey CM! Thanks a million for also mentioning me! That is so nice of you and I'm very happy to know you enjoy the wildlife photos!
I have a series from last night of our old pal Mr. A and some friends going up as today's post later on. :)
Jul 27, 2013 09:11:26 #
Swamp Gator wrote:
Hey CM! Thanks a million for also mentioning me! That is so nice of you and I'm very happy to know you enjoy the wildlife photos!
I have a series from last night of our old pal Mr. A and some friends going up as today's post later on. :)
I have a series from last night of our old pal Mr. A and some friends going up as today's post later on. :)
Gator....if you are ever in the upstate, make sure you contact me ed@emphoto.net. I'll buy you a cup of coffee. The Spartanburg Photography Guild meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 at the Spartan Photo Center, you are welcome to join us. http://www.spartanburgphotoguild.org/
Jul 27, 2013 09:48:41 #
Jul 27, 2013 10:23:13 #
I'm old enough not only to remember Ansel Adams, but to know he did not always fully wash his prints! Some of his classics, like "Moonrise, Hernandez" are developing hypo related issues. Some, not all.
The digital darkroom can be a good thing (and definitely not so stinky and "stainy") with archival inks, but, to use the digital domain, storing images on MDisc and burying them some place will outlive likely every printed image in the world, no matter the technique. (Except maybe, that carbon suspension giclee process on very good paper.)
The digital darkroom can be a good thing (and definitely not so stinky and "stainy") with archival inks, but, to use the digital domain, storing images on MDisc and burying them some place will outlive likely every printed image in the world, no matter the technique. (Except maybe, that carbon suspension giclee process on very good paper.)
Jul 27, 2013 10:48:27 #
There is no one I admire. But there are many very good photographers that I try to learn from.
For example: Jay and Varina Patel http://www.photographybyvarina.com/
http://www.jaypatelphotography.com/
and Ragnar Axelsson http://www.rax.is/
and Thor Magnusson http://thorpix.com/ (Have worked with him)
They all have some excellent pictures in their galleries. They also have different styles and approach to photography, very interesting to learn from those people.
For example: Jay and Varina Patel http://www.photographybyvarina.com/
http://www.jaypatelphotography.com/
and Ragnar Axelsson http://www.rax.is/
and Thor Magnusson http://thorpix.com/ (Have worked with him)
They all have some excellent pictures in their galleries. They also have different styles and approach to photography, very interesting to learn from those people.
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