Who's work inspires you?
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Rosie Hardy http://www.flickr.com/photos/rosie_hardy/
Terra Kate http://www.flickr.com/photos/terrakate/
and of course Brooke Shaden http://www.flickr.com/photos/brookeshaden/
Street Photography (at night mostly) Dustin has this in the bag
great Video of his completed 365 here, really gets you in the mood to get that camera out !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Kn54q6xjqA
His Flickr link here http://www.flickr.com/photos/polvero/sets/72157611811908959/
Terra Kate http://www.flickr.com/photos/terrakate/
and of course Brooke Shaden http://www.flickr.com/photos/brookeshaden/
Street Photography (at night mostly) Dustin has this in the bag
great Video of his completed 365 here, really gets you in the mood to get that camera out !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Kn54q6xjqA
His Flickr link here http://www.flickr.com/photos/polvero/sets/72157611811908959/
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Ansel Adams... What can you say really, was the master of landscapes
Tim Parkin
Gene Nocon (photographic printer rather than a photographer)
James Nachteway for his war photography, definitely a reality check
HCB - I'm yet to be inspired by a modern street photographer as much as HCB inspired me, 99% of modern street stuff is utter **** but his stuff is excellent
Alex Burke - Fantastic large format landscapes
A few TP'ers namely
Gandhi - Epic landscapes
Woodsy for his landscapes and helpfulness
PMN because he's taught me a lot
Many more i can't name, noticing a trend towards landscape photographers though
Tim Parkin
Gene Nocon (photographic printer rather than a photographer)
James Nachteway for his war photography, definitely a reality check
HCB - I'm yet to be inspired by a modern street photographer as much as HCB inspired me, 99% of modern street stuff is utter **** but his stuff is excellent
Alex Burke - Fantastic large format landscapes
A few TP'ers namely
Gandhi - Epic landscapes
Woodsy for his landscapes and helpfulness
PMN because he's taught me a lot
Many more i can't name, noticing a trend towards landscape photographers though
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+1 for that, his stuff is great!! i wish i could do it, ive tried and it aint easy
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Sally Mann, Diane Arbus, Robert Doisneau and definetely James Nachtwey.
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For me I really like Ian Berry, his photobook "The English" is a classic. I also hold in high esteem Nigel Millard, his RNLI portrait photos are incredible.
My favourites here are "people" photographers, I wish I had the confidence to photograph people.
My favourites here are "people" photographers, I wish I had the confidence to photograph people.
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Magazine [war] photographer - James Nachtwey [dvd 'War Photographer']
Magazine [war] photographer - Louie Palu [currently in Afghanistan]
Magazine [war] photographer - the late Tim Hetherington [dvd 'Restrepo']
Nature - Joel Sartore [National Geographic - dvd 'At Close Range']
And if you are into 'magazine' photography you must must must see...
'Shooting Robert King' [dvd]
Magazine [war] photographer - Louie Palu [currently in Afghanistan]
Magazine [war] photographer - the late Tim Hetherington [dvd 'Restrepo']
Nature - Joel Sartore [National Geographic - dvd 'At Close Range']
And if you are into 'magazine' photography you must must must see...
'Shooting Robert King' [dvd]
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