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Fatwoul: hey, I never said I liked him-I think he's ridiculously overexposed (the man not the photos) but he is wacky! Also, if I was just starting out, I'd want to include this eccentric Magnum photographer in my viewing..

I will be there thurs day till sat ,got a job come in for the sund, unless the surf goes huge then I get a standin to cover the horse event

On the subject of the relationship with old masters this month's OP has an interesting review of McCurry's latest book which draws paralells with his use of colour and earlier generation's use of tone which I think is valid. There is a generation of fine art an journalistic photographers whose use of colour will be seen to be seminal, in art photography terms, in 20 years time including McCurry...

Totally agree Barry (believe it or not) A friend of mine just traded a 1D Mk2 in for a 20D as she couldnt lug the 1D around all day. Similarly she shoots with Sigma lenses because the L ones are just too heavy for her. Horses for courses and still produces cracking shots ;-)

I have just replied to your other thread about studios but I think the qdvice given by Left Forum two above is spot on in terms of getting your actual photograhy on to the right lines.

Anybody go down t othe comp today the waves though small provided some good action plus the light werent half bad

It works. Good stuff.

Renault and Ford have joined forces to create the perfect small car for women. Combining the Renault 'Clio' and the Ford 'Taurus' they have designed the 'Clitaurus'. It is available in any colour you like so long as it is pink, and the average male car thief won't be able to find it - let alone turn it on - even if someone tells him where it is and gives him an instruction manual. Rumou...

What I admire about good photographers is their ability to visualise and then create/capture that visualisation. Snap shooting gets you some of the way but visualisation is that extra step to 'greatness?' :-) That there are no ripples in the puddle suggests to me that it was just one person?

Before Tomorrow Comes....Alter Bridge

ROFLMAO That was irony correct ? Absolutley ,theres no such thing as reality as each person sees color diffrently compared to how a sensor or film records it:)

As Groucho Marx once said: If they put a price on your head, take it.

Well Frank, you pays your money and you takes your choice! LOL I'll get my coat and join you! :-)) jas

I think that one of the things we should remember is that we all have a different frame of reference that is in part created by our own physical experiences. Whan a photograph 'works' it does so by eliciting an emotional response from the viewer that is filtered through that frame of reference. It may mean nothing to other viewers, because their reference is different.

I can't say we disagree at all really .. it is partly our duty and partly business. If we turned our backs completely on any business that behaved improperly we could change things to some degree but we dont. Your last line is what I was itching to say as I got to the end of your post ... human nature .. dress any party how you wish .. they all change when in power.

A photographer with a yearning to research the unknown Words by Kerstin Fiedler Phyllis Galembo is a photographer and professor of art at the University of Albany, State University of New York where she heads the printmaking department and teaches pho

Howard Schatz is impassioned about making photographs. He is not just driven, he is insatiable. Schatz photographs people. His work in portraiture, fashion, action, sports, and dance has been published all over the world. His recent work with the human

Now considered one of the UK's leading landscape photographers, Charlie Waite began his career as an actor and stage assistant, but later switched to photographing actors instead. Now, 28 years later, Charlie is completely engrossed in landscape photo

Images - the latest publication of Norwegian photographer Morten Krogvold - is a sophisticated book that contains, among other images, old and new portraits of well-known people, mostly artists, from Norwayand abroad. They include Liv Ullmann, Arja Sajonm

Sally Gall graduated from Rhode Island School of Design with a BFA in Photography in 1978. She is one of the Hasselblad Masters of 2002.

Anton Corbijn's creativity spans a vast range. His CV is long and very impressive. Whether it was chance or not that led Anton Corbijn into a photographic career it seems that his love for music and his natural affinity for the camera were the magic i

Bernhard Edmaier - seeking beauty in the form and colour of the Earth' s crust. Edmaier' s passion is seeing the world from above, as he feels that nature' s abstract beauty is only truly revealed from a bird' s-eye perspective.