If you could shadow any photographer, who would it be? (Page 2): Gene 51 and Graham Smith should also be on this list. Gene 51 does great work and is very knowledgeable in the...

skingfong Loc: Sacramento

rjaywallace wrote:

My list would contain photographers to shadow from the hallowed halls of UHH itself.
No less respected tho they are not famous.

CooledgeR
GoofyNewfie
Linda Harlow
RichardTaylor
rmalarz
robertjerl
sailorsmom
suntouched
tpatz

Gene 51 and Graham Smith should also be on this list.

Gene 51 does great work and is very knowledgeable in the technical aspects.

Graham Smith is a great story teller with his photos.

JD750 Loc: SoCal

racerrich3 wrote:

Joe McNamara, Nikon Ambassador and more.

I think you mean Joe McNally.

https://portfolio.joemcnally.com/index

I whole heartedly agree I would love to work with him. Just to be around him when he is working. I'd go get coffee, sweep the floor, god forbid if he let me hold a scrim or reflector!

racerrich3 Loc: Los Angeles, Ca.

Gene51 wrote:

There is no Joe McNamara that is a Nikon Ambassador - you must mean Joe McNally.

yes yes that's who I was thinking of. no disrespect to Joe. but I did get the Mc right, lol. thanx Gene. :-)

racerrich3 Loc: Los Angeles, Ca.

JD750 wrote:

I think you mean Joe McNally.

https://portfolio.joemcnally.com/index

I whole heartedly agree I would love to work with him. Just to be around him when he is working. I'd go get coffee, sweep the floor, god forbid if he let me hold a scrim or reflector!

thank you too JD. I think also from a previous post mentioning hoggers I would add Steve Perry.

racerrich3 Loc: Los Angeles, Ca.

Gene51 wrote:

There is no Joe McNamara that is a Nikon Ambassador - you must mean Joe McNally.

and reading a previous reply on p.2 ( I'm a little slow this sunday, lol) I would add you too Gene. thanx again.

Drip Dry McFleye

Richard Avedon
Dorothea Lange
Joel Sartori
Steve Perry
Linda from Maine

Genessi Loc: SoCal

Herb Ritts
Dorothea Lange
Henri C Bresson
Vivian Maier

Genessi Loc: SoCal

Herb Ritts
Dorothea Lange
Henri C Bresson
Vivian Maier

speters Loc: Grangeville/Idaho

EyeShootWideOpen wrote:

In random order, my long list would include: Anne Geddes, Annie Liebowitz, Brooke Shaden, Sue Bryce, Joel Grimes, Meg Bitton, Anna Brandt, David Bailey, Jerry Ghionis, Sarolta Ban, Scott Kelby, Scott Robert Lim, Greg Heisler, Bambi Cantrell, Roberto Valenzuela, Kelly Robitaille, Sal Cincotta, Joe Buissink, Susan Stripling...and the list goes on. It would be nearly impossible to pick just one.

I would not shadow any photographers!

EyeShootWideOpen Loc: Florida

JD750 wrote:

I think you mean Joe McNally.

https://portfolio.joemcnally.com/index

I whole heartedly agree I would love to work with him. Just to be around him when he is working. I'd go get coffee, sweep the floor, god forbid if he let me hold a scrim or reflector!

Agree! He is talented for sure.

EyeShootWideOpen Loc: Florida

Genessi wrote:

Herb Ritts
Dorothea Lange
Henri C Bresson
Vivian Maier

Great selection. Herb Ritts is up there for me also and I esp enjoyed Vivian Maier self portraits, all very creatively captured.

cameraf4 Loc: Delaware

I have had the good fortune to do workshops with some "big name pros" and I enjoyed it tremendously. These days, I would really love to "rub elbows" with a dozen or so of our fellow Hogs. Their landscape images show that they have an incredible knack of being in exactly the right place at the perfect time. I could sure use some of that.

duane klipping Loc: Bristow iowa

Adam Gibbs
Gavin Hardcastle
Thomas Heaton
Nick Page

To me these guys know their stuff and have exemplary profiles.

billnikon Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont

EyeShootWideOpen wrote:

In random order, my long list would include: Anne Geddes, Annie Liebowitz, Brooke Shaden, Sue Bryce, Joel Grimes, Meg Bitton, Anna Brandt, David Bailey, Jerry Ghionis, Sarolta Ban, Scott Kelby, Scott Robert Lim, Greg Heisler, Bambi Cantrell, Roberto Valenzuela, Kelly Robitaille, Sal Cincotta, Joe Buissink, Susan Stripling...and the list goes on. It would be nearly impossible to pick just one.

Ansel, but I can't.

SuperflyTNT Loc: Manassas VA

cameraf4 wrote:

I have had the good fortune to do workshops with some "big name pros" and I enjoyed it tremendously. These days, I would really love to "rub elbows" with a dozen or so of our fellow Hogs. Their landscape images show that they have an incredible knack of being in exactly the right place at the perfect time. I could sure use some of that.

A good bit of that is planning. Occasionally I’ll be driving and see a scene and stop for a few shots, but more than likely I’ll see a spot I want to photograph and make plans to be there at a time when I think the light will be good.