What photographers work are you looking at today?

[Jim Chinn]

Looking at the wet plate work of Quinn Jacobson. He is a master of that process and his work is wonderful.


http://www.collodion.com/photographs/index.htm

[hoffy]

Another couple from the APUG portfolio's -
Kirk E Carter. Not sure if he still frequents this place, but I like what he has done with the windows and doors work. Currently checking out his site:
http://www.kecfineart.com

Jordan Starr. I like his series on his fathers decaying farm. This one hits a bit close to home for me, as I grew up on a farm that is slowly dieing. A bit of a sob story here, but if my brother can make it to February 2012, the farm would have been in my family's hands for 100 years. But a general difficulty of making a decent living off the land has seen our family farm head in the same direction of Jordans. Jordan's story has hit home for me.

http://www.jordanstarrphotography.com

[coigach]

I've been checking out Andrew Moxom's work in the APUG gallery. I very much like his lake superior work. Fantastic.

Me too - his work is a great inspiration.

Cheers,
Gavin

[Jim Chinn]

There really is some beautiful work in the portfolios section. One I have returned to from time to time is by Victor Korchenko:

http://www.apug.org/forums/portfolio...937&pp=8&what=

I really like his artist's statement.

[hoffy]

Thats the thing Jim. We at times seek out the masters or those who have a name for themselves, where in reality, there is some good talent right under our noses!

[Miskuss]

Chip Simons Bunny series caught my eye this week.

http://www.chipsimons.com/

I met Chip at the Santa Fe Workshops. A great guy. I use his bunny on bemer as my avatar on Motorcycle Forums I've joined. And Yes, Chip has given me the nod to use it. Cheers

[Miskuss]

Don McCullin and Josef Koudlka come to mind.

[nilswhite]

I've been really into Baldomer Fernandez, got some great portraits.

http://www.baldomero.com/main.php#

[FilmSprocket]

I've been looking at John S. Kiewit's book, "Gone to Sanctuary: From the Sins of Confusion".

[mark]

Dawoud Bey.

I Love his polaroid 20x24 work

http://www.dawoudbey.net/