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Choleric

Just wondering if any of you guys have favorite photographers from the past or present.

If you can post a link to a gallery or webpage of theirs and maybe some examples you like.

I'll start with this guy who has some cool shots, David J Nightingale

Website

Some shots I like
http://www.chromasia.com/iblog/archives/0611062229.php
http://www.chromasia.com/iblog/archives/0611082119.php
http://www.chromasia.com/iblog/galleries/0411142032.php

Mirage77

I like this guy, he's a Singaporean:

http://www.fotobyimran.com/

This too:

http://wvs.topleftpixel.com/

Nicholai_AMG

awsome post guys!!! thanks for sharing!!

love this art!! very talented persons!!

Alfie

Just some I like:

Felix Winqvist
Webb Bland
Kirby Fong
Micah Weber
Nathan Leach Proffer
Drew Phillips
Stephan Bauer
Jason Thorgalsen
Lucas Scarfone

I like alot of photographers

Bruce

Gus Gregory, he's not a studio photographer, he's one of the photographer's for EVO magazine. He always takes amazing shots and here's my favourite (it's from a scan so it's not that clear)

Andy Morgan from EVO is great as well.

Choleric

Some of those names look familiar, do you have a link to any of their stuff Zonda?

Some more Historical ones:

Don McCullin- http://www.hamiltonsgallery.com/phot...llinindia.html


Ansel Adams- http://www.anseladams.com/

NevadaJack

Edward Steichen. He was a marvelous large format photographer but it is his relationship to Naval Photography that is of interest. Here is a short item I found about his Navy time. He also published a book of his Navy images.

Washington, D.C., was the headquarters of most U.S. Navy photographic activities during World War II. Continuing a distinguished history of naval photography, hundreds of cameramen, including Edward Steichen and his team of professional photographers, fanned out from Washington to document both the European and Pacific theaters. They shot millions of still and motion pictures, and sent them back to various facilities, especially the Naval Photographic Science Laboratory at Anacostia. There, hundreds of men and women worked around the clock to generate images that would inspire both their military commanders and the American people with the prowess of the U.S. Navy in warfare.

I spent 11 years out of my 20 year Navy career (1951-1971) at the Naval Photographic Center (then called the Naval Photographic Science Laboratory) and now called the Navy Media Center. Steichen was one of the orginal Navy "combat photographers."

Alfie

Felix Winqvist www.felixwinqvist.com www.cali2006.com Some random photos by him: http://www.germancarforum.com/showthr...ighlight=felix

Webb Bland www.notbland.com Some random photos: http://www.fast-autos.net/forum/sear...searchid=85145

Kirby Fong www.itzkirbphotography.com Random photos: http://www.fast-autos.net/forum/show...ght=kirby+fong

Micah Weber www.micahweber.com Random photos: http://www.fast-autos.net/forum/show...ht=micah+weber

Nathan Leach Proffer www.speed-photos.net and he's an admin at www.fast-autos.net as well

Drew Phillips www.drewphillipsphotography.com He is also the owner and the one who does most of the photography for www.fast-autos.net. This guy is also a great role model for me, not only an amazing photographer.

Stephan Bauer http://www.exoticcarsite.com/gallery...p?g2_itemId=64

Jason Thorgalsen www.jtphotos.net

Lucas Scarfone www.scarfonephoto.com

Tim Scott www.fluidimages.co.uk

Most of these photographers are famous online and hang out on forums which could be the reason you've heard of most of them

notic

Magnum Photography the best photo site with the best photographers.

Top Secret

I like quite a few that have already been mentioned here before, especially Ansel Adams' work. Here are two of my favourites:

Michael Kenna. His photo's from Hokkaido, Japan a few years back are just beautiful.



Link: www.michaelkenna.net

Yann Arthus-Bertrand. His 'Earth from the Air' project really give an awe-inspiring look into the world in which we live in.



Link: www.yannarthusbertrand.com