Looking for a color photographer for a paper

[lxdude]

Joel Meyerowitz (last name most definitely spelled incorrectly). Check out the book Cape Light.

Don't sell yourself short. You spelled it correctly.

[olleorama]

Eggleston?

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[EASmithV]

Jeff Wall, e.g.

http://www.desordre.net/photographie.../jeff_wall.htm

I don't consider Jeff Wall a photographer, more of a digital artist

[EASmithV]

Do you know any photographers who are a little more off the beaten path? It's a class assignment and I don't want to be someone's duplicate.

[tomalophicon]

Try Dan Winters. I don't know how well known he is. I believe he uses film too.
http://danwintersphoto.com/#/index

[Alan W]

Martin Parr. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...QEwAw&dur=2153

[MattKing]

I don't consider Jeff Wall a photographer, more of a digital artist

Until recently, Jeff Wall was one of the largest users of Ilfochrome in the world.

Most of his iconic work is shot on film and was printed optically on to Ilfochrome materials.

I'm not sure if he is using any film now, but he certainly is a photographer.

[tomalophicon]

MattKing, that's an incredible photo.

[lxdude]

Do you know any photographers who are a little more off the beaten path? It's a class assignment and I don't want to be someone's duplicate.

Someone who was making strong, heavily saturated, manipulated color images decades before digital is Mitchell Funk.

[Michael W]

Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii
This guy is pretty interesting as he was making colour photos before colour film was available. He made three B&W exposures through Red, Green & Blue filters & then combined them by projecting through complementary filters. The photos themselves also look great - documentation of Russia in the early 1900s.

This link has some good examples