Links to Fine Art Photography

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Individual Photographers whose work I respect

Nick Chaldakov, Carlos Pinto Coelho, Dewayne Flowers, Rob Gray, Alex Hamilton, Morten Heiselberg, Ken Levy, Myatt Liscomb, Paul Politis, Anthony Roach, Andrew Slayman, Mikkul Urup, Duncan Wong, Craig Wells,

Andrew Slayman - Some people argue that photographs can never be art because they are taken, not made; but I believe that a great photograph is every bit as much a work of art as a great drawing, painting, or sculpture. My subjects have always been what I have on hand--whether it be the cities of Europe, the sidewalks of Manhattan, or most recently the Maine countryside and wilderness.

Morten Heiselberg - Morten enjoys traveling and spending time in the mountains. He has become a skilled landscape photographer. His landscape and travel pictures can be found in magazines, calendars, and books, and he provides photos to photo libraries. He has also had exhibitions in Stavanger, London, Birmingham, and Aix-des-Bains.

Myatt Lipscomb - For an artist's statement I sometimes use the following: "The Subject of each Photograph is in its own realm a counterpart to the others; and the beauty inside you and me is their commonality."

Ken Levy- My camera fires during a gut feeling, full of emotional reactions to what I find in the field. Sometimes it's a personal discovery or a deep intimacy with nostalgia, sometimes a shout in celebration or warning. Other times it's a presentation of what needs to be known, or it's a sharing of a quiet moment, a brief respite and cause for pause.

Paul Politis - Black and white photography focusing on the simplicity of the mundane and commonplace. Still lifes, nudes, night photography and more.

Dewayne Flowers - My plans are ,like all artists, to do works, have shows, sell my works, make money, do more work, etc.,but in reality I would love to teach photography at the University level. So watch out future students, you got the "perverted naked people painter" as a teacher.

Duncan Wong - I may not be able to tell you what kind of film was used, what model of camera or lens were used, what aperture and shutter setting was. However, you can probably find out the answer why it was done, what the thinking was in my mind, or even what the question was in my mind. It may not be an answer at all.

Carlos Pinto Coelho - a journalist and host of a daily TV cultural program in Portugal, "ACONTECE". "Photography is solely my hobby, so donut expect this site to be a masters one", says Mr. Pinto Coelho, 55, a committed admirer of Henry Cartier Bresson, Richard Avedon, Doisneau and the Portuguese José Manuel Rodrigues masterpieces.

Anthony Roach - Not just scenic images of the Australian landscape but evocative interpretations of their form. The photography features images of the seascapes and coastal pools of Sydney including Coogee Wylies Baths Clovelly Bronte and Bondi Beach as well as images of the infinitely beautiful and surreal macro landscape

Mikkel Urup - "My goal as an artist is to inspire the beholder into a state of mind where beauty, understanding and adventure combine"

Alex H Hamilton - Alex Hamilton was born in April 1900 near Slamannan, a village just south of Falkirk in central Scotland. Away from work, he immersed himself in classic and contemporary writers; among the latter, he took a particular interest in the work of Bertrand Russell, H.G. Wells and George Bernard Shaw. He also spent many days exploring the hills and byways of Lanarkshire, Stirlingshire and Argyll.

Rob Gray - Rob Gray (aka the Feral Fotographer) has been a photographer (either a professional or amateur) since 1971 when he bought his first camera in Panama. Rob lives permanently on-the-road looking for images and avoiding real work as much as possible. He photographs the Australian landscape with a 5x4" field camera.

Nick Chaldakov - For the artist location is not important. In art photography it is the view point which matters. Every object may turn out to be a masterpiece of art photography... if you succeed in finding the true viewpoint. I have been trying to find the abstract appearance in ordinary things. Lights and shapes are constantly stimulating my imagination, creating thousands of images. It is my desire to transform them into pictures which other people can see and understand.

Craig Wells - Primarily my travels and are within the western and eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains of California and most of my photographs come from this region. My interest of imagery lies in the natural beauty of rivers and streams, subtle white water cascades, the delicate textures that lie within the forest and the timeless stature of the highest granite mountains.

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