Let's talk about photographers...?

[Emanuel A.]

Lewis Hine

Eight year old Jennie Camillo lived in West Maniyunk, PA (near Philadelphia). During the summer she picked cranberries. Here she is photographed at Theodore Budd's Bog at Turkeytown, NJ.

Photo taken September 27, 1910.

 

[P Andersson]

here is a current fashion guy, pushing the modern technology
http://www.nickknight.com/

 

[Benjamin Rowland]

here is a current fashion guy, pushing the modern technology
http://www.nickknight.com/

Some stunning images.

 

[Andrae Palmer]

SACHA DEAN BÏYAN:

http://www.eccentris.com
http://www.sachabiyan.com

 

[Peter Majtan]

Canon's EOL & PM's:

http://www.usa.canon.com/dlc/controller?act=ArtistsListAct

 

[Tom Lowe]

Canon's EOL & PM's:

http://www.usa.canon.com/dlc/controller?act=ArtistsListAct

That's a treasure trove of great photos and photogs.

I enjoy the travel work of Eric Lafforgue:

I think mainly I am just jealous of his travels, too! :wink:

 

[kidrobot]

Of all photoblogs, I like Quarlo the most. It hasn't been updated in years, but I like to return there just to look at the cross processing photos.

My fave entry.

Quarlo main

I've done some cross processing in my kitchen, 135, 120 and 4x5 sheet film. I started doing it because I bought this cheap Sinar 4x5 setup and it came with loads of slide film. The E-6 process is a bit more complicated than C-41 and very sensitive to temperature deviation. With cross you don't have to worry about the temp/colors when doing hand processing. You know it's going to look great

Todd Gross come back!

 

[Yannick Hagman]

here is a current fashion guy, pushing the modern technology
http://www.nickknight.com/

Some are really great.

 

[kidrobot]

Two of my fave photographers, Polly Chandler and Herminia Dosal. Both use tilted focus planes very nicely. Chandler using a 4x5 with Polapan 55 pos/neg film and Dosal used a Hasselblad Flexbody for the photos I linked to.

 

[Emanuel & Co]

A portrait

A portrait

The photographer Walker Evans in a February 1937 portrait by his colleague Edwin Locke.
35mm negative, Farm Security Administration.

 

[Andrew Hewlett]

My fav is probably a little standard, but James Natchwey is the man in my book.

 

[P Andersson]

i guess most of us knows that Stanley Kubrick started out as a photographer