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Favourite Photographer/ Photos

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Considering so many ppl on here are getting slr's was thinking it would be good to see other peoples favourite photos and photographers 8) Some of mine are Richard Kern, Ed Templeton, David Lachapelle, Karin Catt, Peter Hegre.

and some people on flickr-


Massive fan of Noah K, he did the photo of himself everyday for 6 years thing on youtube, love his models, his colours and concepts http://www.flickr.com/photos/noahkalina/

Mecan, a street photographer from Tokyo, very cool stuff http://www.flickr.com/photos/mecan/

Rebekka Guðleifsdóttir http://www.flickr.com/photos/rebba/ Need I say more...

Velco, from Melbourne anyone that already knows his stuff, I know Lynt does, will agree his photos are simply awesome. I wish I could take half the quality photos this guy does http://www.flickr.com/photos/velco/ Love this photo http://www.flickr.com/photos/velco/275142831/
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BammBamm have you seen the new Karin Catt exhibition at the state library yet?
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Gregory Crewdson for effort
& Terry Richardson for no effort at all.
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Alexia Sinclair

http://www.alexiasinclair.com/the_regal_twelve.html

She won the Harpers & Canon search for new talent award recently I think.
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Polecat wrote:BammBamm have you seen the new Karin Catt exhibition at the state library yet?
Nope, I will be this weekend for sure! Looks good. Have you been?
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^ not yet, but I am a big fan of portraiture so I will go for sure.
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http://www.tomeksikora.com/

Tomek is such a tripper. He spends half his time in Melbourne and the other half in Poland

Some of his Australian Landscape work is farkem amazing! (don't think it's on the site though)
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Image

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Andy Goldsworthy.

So many reasons why. His art resonates with me and he uses the photographic process so well to capture his sculptures.

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oh CIA i love andy goldsworthy!!

hes not really a photographer thoguh is he? i know he makes amazing nature art but i didnt reaslie he took the photos too?

hand down best artist using natural mediums.

for portraits is annie leibowitz for me.
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Well as far as I can tell, he uses photography to capture moments in time. His pieces are all designed to decay, melt, succumb to chaos.

There are a series of photos of him throwing sticks into the air. He captures the moment brilliantly using black & white photography... the sticks become an abstract image.

Sooooo love his work. He apparently classifies himself as a photographer as well as an "artist".
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so many!

boogie
http://www.artcoup.com/movie.html

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Nan Goldin http://images.google.com.au/images?q=na ... s&ct=title

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Diane Arbus
http://www.dianearbus.net/

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Richard Kern

http://www.richardkern.com/ prob NSFW

I could keep going for ages... Henri Cartier Bresson, most of the MAGNUM photojournalists, Bil Henson....
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C.I.A. wrote:Image

Image

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lol at sphincter photos
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:lol:

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taylem wrote:Diane Arbus
http://www.dianearbus.net/

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Yes.

and

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Also

Ansel Adams
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forgot about my new favourite!

Pieter Hugo

http://www.michaelstevenson.com/contemp ... s/hugo.htm

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Oooh, that last one's a winner Dust.

I've got a pic similar, but taken dodgily on my stupid camera phone. I'll try find it :wink:
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mixtress wrote:Oooh, that last one's a winner Dust.
Ansel Adams, great landscape photographer and environmentalist from the US.

Old school, but good.

http://www.anseladams.com/

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C.I.A. wrote:Well as far as I can tell, he uses photography to capture moments in time. His pieces are all designed to decay, melt, succumb to chaos.

There are a series of photos of him throwing sticks into the air. He captures the moment brilliantly using black & white photography... the sticks become an abstract image.

Sooooo love his work. He apparently classifies himself as a photographer as well as an "artist".
ya ya i love his stuff.

its street art without the streets.

i want a big slick book of andys stuff.

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totally.

my sis in law is living in new york at the moment doing a year as her assistant.

says she is completely fucking crazy....
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i LOVE ansel adams too. was always a fave...
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Some of my faves:

Anton Corbijn

Man Ray
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killeye wrote:
Man Ray
ooohh yeah. :wink:
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C.I.A. wrote:Andy Goldsworthy.
:scr1pt: genius.
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‘cause we keep pushing the vibe.
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Weegee

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Polaroid Kid

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Kevin Marzo

Some favourites from Flickr

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Tommy Oshima

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Velco (Melbourne)

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Lucas Chan (Melbourne Legend)


Lots and lots ... there are so many photographers from all eras and ages to get inspiration from. Love it.
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Always wondered who did this one, thanks Lynticus

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His use of light in the absence of colour is simply remarkable.
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triple m! (his retouching is quite good, in a plastic fantastic kind of way.)
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Post by Lizkins »

taylem wrote:forgot about my new favourite!

Pieter Hugo

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woaw :shock:


haven't got any real favs though i do quite like Annie Leibovitz when i was younger. still think she is pretty cool. she set a standard.


some favs from flickr

vaneska~tHOmz's

http://www.flickr.com/photos/vanka/452025322/


mutenostrilsyndrome

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mutenostri ... 424238842/
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