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Hmm... from work and home it works for me. Weird. Try googling Travel67, the first results should be his sites - Here's his blog, but these days it is mostly related to his 645D - http://travel67.wordpress.com/.Quote:
Originally Posted by dellos
His Flickr photostream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/13377977@N04/ (I'd start from the back as that's where his 67II photos are these days).
He is photog based in Japan and does a lot of Japan vacation, life and style shooting.
Mike
Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen:
http://www.amber-online.com/people/32
Bruce Weber.
shoots Ttri-X and Portra IIRC.
he's the guy who shoots for A&F, Calvin Klein, Polo, and among other "hipster" brands, and long-term higher-end fashion. In my mind, a true icon in the fashion shooter world.
http://models.com/models/bruce-weber/client/editorial
-Dan
Not many notable names suggested here, I'm interested myself.
A lot of Marilyn Bridges work is P67
Wow. I just scratched the surface but that is some fine work.Quote:
Originally Posted by dpurdy
I agree, I don't know how she got such sharp stuff from an airplane. Must have been some gyro thing.
Been at Rapid Eye, London, to get some job done, c-type contacts sheets of Tilda Swinton shot with P67 by Tim Walker all over the wall.
Alison Shaw used to use one. I think she's gone digital now, though.
Terry Donovan the famous British fashion photographer used Pentax 6 X 7 gear.