Peter Lindbergh used and I believe sometimes still uses a Pentax 67, as Fashion photographer he had to go digital unfortunately. I also believe his work has suffered since he went digital. Too much color which is not his forte.
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Peter Lindbergh used and I believe sometimes still uses a Pentax 67, as Fashion photographer he had to go digital unfortunately. I also believe his work has suffered since he went digital. Too much color which is not his forte.
Todd Hido uses a P67
http://www.toddhido.com/
Indeed Hasselblad 501 and Pentax 67 for him. He was a master with B&W film, seems he is struggling a little with that digital hasselblad...Quote:
Originally Posted by MDR
Not sure if he still does but Adriel Heisey did. Big ol gyroscope mounted to it.
Mario Testino used one for most of his career. Not sure if he went totally digital, looking at his style he might be;)
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I am not sure if he qualify as a "photographer", but he has recently done some exhibitions, and I like his style.
http://hamadahideaki.com/
He uses P67 + 105mm most of the time.
Sebastiao Salgado has used it on some projects.
Michael Thompson, a former assistant to Irving Penn and a great photographer in his own.
Ryan Muirhead is using one too
In all the Academy Awards hooplah this year there was a TV programme on the Vanity Fair Hollywood cover and "story". The TV programme was essentially about the photo shoot - all Bruce Weber, and lots of shots showing him using Pentax 67(s).Quote:
Originally Posted by DanielStone