Favorite photographers

[niels043]

who do you like and why? nobody cares who you don't like so keep the hate to yourselves.
i like OC and jay mitchelfelder they both do alot of cool stuff with flash work especially at night. it's hard to argue with the quality of film over digital, but i'll shoot digi till i die it's just too easy and fun.

 

[k-rob]

robert wensley.

mostly because he's the only one i know.

 

[SeanTom]

Warren Roos, because i know him personally.

 

[Santa-Cruz]

ansel adamshttp://www.grantgunderson.com/
any of the national geographic photographers
brandom smith
atiba jefferson

 

[SteezyOhio]

my teacher is pretty much the photography man, 3 full books and a ton more stuff

hmmm

shout out to chip kalback (he's cool, i like his stuff)

Dan Carr is sweet

*fujative* $ (pretty sure thats the right one, his works sweet, i appreciate the creativity)

Jim Roetzel (thats my teacher yo)

ha whatever its cool

 

[Microcosm]

hell yeah grant gunderson. and dan carr too

 

[Santa-Cruz]

dam forgot dan carr and thomas bachand the book in the link is coolhttp://www.amazon.com/Lake-Tahoe-Fragile-Thomas-Bachand/dp/0811863093

 

[BigM1218]

dan carrgrant gundersonfelix riouxjay michelfelderchris o'connel
all sick

 

[Microcosm]

add to my list Adam Barker because he posts on tgr, sold me a high quality CPL a ridiculously good price, and takes great photos

http://ww.adambarkerphotography.com/

 

[Jordan]

That link don't work.

Hurrrr you go: http://www.adambarkerphotography.com/

He has some great shots.

 

[WHO_DAT]

Alright, he's not a ski photographer... but Marc Adamus takes some sick mountain shots.

 

[Aenigma]

Robert and Shana Parkeharrison

Man Ray

Jeffrey Michael Harp

I like conceptual work, which is probably why I look more toward painting even though I am a photo major.

 

[FMeissner]

William Eggleston.

 

[b-ladd]

Chris O'Connel, not only because he takes rad pictures, but also because he responded to interview questions I sent him for a photography class. That's pretty badass.Also, I've been admiring Mattias Frederikson's stuff forever (probably didn't spell his name right though)

 

[blackoutbill]

Dan Carr
And Chris Barton cause he shares my last name.
I like conceptual photography too especially if ti is done in a darkroom rather than a computer

 

[Microcosm]

haha I cut out a "w" by accident, thanks for fixing it.

 

[Snowcase]

Dan Brown

Dan Carr

I don't really follow anyones work though.

 

[no_steeze]

my aunt, she shoots for Magnum photosthis is one of her most famous shots

 

[k-rob]

that fuckin badass did he kill somebody with that adn she saw it?

 

[no_steeze]

idk if it killed someone but she went to like ecuador and nicaragua and was shooting on the frontlines and shit so she saw plenty of people being killed. she has this shot of this guy's legs lying on a hill overlooking a meadow and there's just his spinal cord sticking out from the pair of legs with his top half nowhere to be found

 

[k-rob]

dude aPm me that shto i gott see it

 

[no_steeze]

i don't have the photo on my comp, nor do i know where to find ither name's susan meiselas tho, you can look for it

 

[k-rob]

fund it on google third picture that show up when you google her name in i mags

 

[no_steeze]

word i didn't look for it earlier but it's pretty gnar

 

[*Fujative*]

damn man. thanks.
Im going to go with classic Edward Steichen. His early photos might not look like much, but he bascially transfered photography into an art form rather then just documentation. Later he shoot for Vogue.