who are your top 3 photographers?

[Didgi Widgi]

In no order........

I like Ken Duncan

http://www.kenduncan.com/


Mark Raymond Mason

http://www.markraymondmason.com/


Frank Van Der Salm

http://www.frankvandersalm.com/

[Byker28i]

Hum, couldn't name 3, btu I really like Phillip Plisson's stuff. I was blown away by his exhibition in the Oxo building so sought out his studio in St Malo when passing through.

http://uk.plisson.com/index.php?section=28


Actually - I'd probably have to add Beverley Goodway, the Sun page 3 photographer. He made an impression on myteenage years :D

[chewyuk]

Impossible to name 3 and will streer clear of the landscape usuals,

This guy has talent in abundance : http://www.vincentmunier.com/pages/references_primees.php?menu=references&verticale=0

[Busby]

I admire the work of John Hyde very much...

http://www.wildthingsphotography.com/

[Ajophotog]

I like Martin Waugh for water photography, John Shaw for wildlife and landscapes and Jerry Uelsmann for sheer creativity.

[chewyuk]

I admire the work of John Hyde very much...

http://www.wildthingsphotography.com/

Bookmarked and a lucky man living is Alaska!

[IanC_UK]

I admire the work of John Hyde very much...

http://www.wildthingsphotography.com/

Hmmm bookmarked :)

Mark Hamblin

Peter Cairns

Andy Rouse

Hmmm guess what type of photography i like most lol

[GarynLea]

Purely for the inventive ideas, I like ...

Anne Geddes (http://www.annegeddes.com/)

Allan Teger (http://www.bodyscapes.com/)

And our very own ... Alby Oakshott (http://www.insectphotography.co.uk/)


Gary :)

[yourapocalypse]

Lithium Picnic & WakenTheDead :)

[natjag]

Interesting question.
I like a guy called Chris Rout (lifestyle photography). Joe Cornish (landscape), Can't separate a third. There are a few on here, but I wont say who they are.

[dod]

Don't really have favourites as such but do like these guys

http://www.hoppenworld.com/photogallery/2006/06Preview/index.htm

http://www.timflach.com/

[Gandhi]

Again, I don't really have one.

I tend to go for individual shots rather someone's complete work.

Quite often I'll look at some famous 'togs gallery etc. and think 'My god, how did that jizz get in there! There's better stuff on DPreview FFS*' Bit of a danger when you start running purely off your reputation I'd imagine. Very easy to sit back and think 'I've made it now, I can stop trying so hard!'





*That was a joke btw, not a slur on the immense and profligate quality abound on this hallowed ground. But you all got it though. Didn't you?

[Hacker]

I admire the work of John Hyde very much...

http://www.wildthingsphotography.com/


My God! That is the most stunning portfolio I have ever seen.

Great find! :thumbs:

[Veracocha]

I admire the work of John Hyde very much...

http://www.wildthingsphotography.com/

Thank you for sharing this. If ever there was a mans work to inspire others then surely this is it. Spellbound for the last hour.:thumbs:

[Techno-Geek]

We should have who we think are the favorite photographs of TP :lol:

[Pirate Neilsouth]

Again, I don't really have one.

I tend to go for individual shots rather someone's complete work.



Same here , i've seen some shots on here that rival or are better than the apparant professionals :thumbs:

[joxby]

Irving Penn
Joel Meyerowitz
Garry Winogrand

Winogrand has done stuff on the back of his reputation that I personally find....utter crap, but we all do a bit of utter crap every once in a while:)

oh, I like this guys stuff too, Micheal Mcenna (http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=3glZrvAFVUU)

actually, 3 is quite limiting for tog legends of planet Earth

[gwh]

I agree with Hacker ,John Hydes portfollio is absolutly stunning. One of the best i have ever seen
GWH

[Busby]

My God! That is the most stunning portfolio I have ever seen.

Great find! :thumbs:

Thank you for sharing this. If ever there was a mans work to inspire others then surely this is it. Spellbound for the last hour.:thumbs:

Pleasure, he's a bit good isn't he :D

[busterboy]

My God! That is the most stunning portfolio I have ever seen.

Great find! :thumbs:

John Hyde. A name to remember. Stunning shots.:clap: