If you could shadow any photographer, who would it be?
Mar 4, 2019 11:43:59 #
Wanda Krack wrote:
Marc Adamus
His images are beautiful, thanks for sharing.
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Mar 4, 2019 11:49:20 #
yssirk123 wrote:
Richard Avedon and Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
Absolutely enjoyed both of these! I am partial to portraiture and both of them do it quite well.
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Mar 4, 2019 11:56:24 #
ClarkG wrote:
ART WOLFE
Great pick, I really enjoyed viewing his work. Thanks for sharing.Mar 4, 2019 11:57:40 #
A professional Andrea Gulick. Spelling probably wrong. Only photography that has ever brought tears to my eyes. So very beautiful. She has photos on music video but I can't find again. She in on Pinterest and also will be one of guest of Georgia Nature Photographers Association.
Mar 4, 2019 11:58:12 #
Mar 4, 2019 11:59:49 #
Jimmy T wrote:
I'm sorry, but I couldn't choose just one artist. ... (show quote)
I feel your pain and share your sentiment. You picked very well, enjoyed the share. And thanks for including links.Mar 4, 2019 12:02:01 #
Morning Star wrote:
My Dad!
Not only for camera settings, composition, etc., but also for the way he dealt with people to get the shot he wanted!
Not only for camera settings, composition, etc., but also for the way he dealt with people to get the shot he wanted!
I also would add my Grandfather, who was a photojournalist. But he died when I was young, so sadly I never got to share his passions with him.Mar 4, 2019 12:03:46 #
The afore mentioned Ansel Adams. He lived in a time and place I would dearly love to visit. You can spot his photos immediately.
While photography is just one of my many hobbies; in all of my of travels I have only seen one other exhibit that was comparable. That was decades ago at a western gallery, by a woman artist who's name I cannot recall.
While photography is just one of my many hobbies; in all of my of travels I have only seen one other exhibit that was comparable. That was decades ago at a western gallery, by a woman artist who's name I cannot recall.
Mar 4, 2019 12:03:46 #
The afore mentioned Ansel Adams. He lived in a time and place I would dearly love to visit. You can spot his photos immediately.
While photography is just one of my many hobbies; in all of my of travels I have only seen one other exhibit that was comparable. That was decades ago at a western gallery, by a woman artist who's name I cannot recall.
While photography is just one of my many hobbies; in all of my of travels I have only seen one other exhibit that was comparable. That was decades ago at a western gallery, by a woman artist who's name I cannot recall.
Mar 4, 2019 12:07:28 #
Mar 4, 2019 12:09:11 #
Rongnongno wrote:
Unless one is a child playing or a monkey... the answer should be a sharp: "None".
Why would one follow or copy anyone else style?
Be your own.
Why would one follow or copy anyone else style?
Be your own.
I do not believe that anyone here wants to follow or copy, we all want to learn. Mostly these people inspire me creatively. The more candles that are lit in the same room the brighter the light will be. We all inspire each other, learn and grow from each other. I stumbled upon UHH recently and have been so inspired and am feeling creative juices flow just from being in the presence of so many talented people. How could you not want to meet someone who is at the top of their craft?
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