Thanks for the comment. You must have, you just don't think of them as favourite photographers :). One can argue perhaps that admiring someones photography work, courage or fight for a cause is equivalent to "favourite photographer" in this case. When one sees the work and life of Gordon Parks and his engagement in civil rights, or Slagado's reviling of human suffering for example it is really difficult not to be moved by those images. Just a thought :)
Thanks for the comment. You must have, you just don't think of them as favourite photographers :). One can argue perhaps that admiring someones photography work, courage or fight for a cause is equivalent to "favourite photographer" in this case. When one sees the work and life of Gordon Parks and his engagement in civil rights, or Slagado's reviling of human suffering for example it is really difficult not to be moved by those images. Just a thought :)
Well, I've never really followed photographers' lives or stories.
I like a lot of portraiture... Benoit Paille's Rainbow Gathering portraits, Joey Lawrence's Holy Men especially the Sadhus.
Also, the Russian photographers always seem to impress me. Katarina Smuraga, Alina Lebedeva, Victoria Nazarova, Mike Pavlovsky
Paweł Smiałek, Polish I think, does ambrotypes. Magda Andrzejewska