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ken rockwell

That was just a little joke - I hope you'll forgive me.

I'm new to the forum and I've been very impressed by the talent shown in Gallery. For a long time I've been frustrated with my own efforts which are perhaps technically acceptable holiday photos but ultimately unsatisfying for me. For a long time I've felt something is missing but was lost for a direction to follow. I've always shot with Nikon and traditionally I've always lurked around the Nikon forums but the weight of the equipment set me thinking of a lightweight Leica system for travel, bringing me to the Leica forums. I'm finding inspiration when ever I look at the Gallery. I feel I'm looking at photography from a completely new perspective. I'm thrilled by black and white - something I've always shied from wondering what the point was when there's so much more information in colour. I love the emphasis on composition and texture of Azzo's gallery, the atmosphere and mood of Peter Martin's gallery, the feeling of life in these and so many more of the members' gallery of this forum; life that for a long time I've recognised is missing from my own photography. I'm finding many of you Inspirational. This is an exciting time for me.

Pete

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And they've all been mentioned already in this thread... :rolleyes:

 

Ah, yes. Did you read the OP? The post asks for our favorites and so I posted mine. I am sure many have similar tastes and so it is also interesting to see which ones are particularly popular.

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Ah, yes. Did you read the OP? The post asks for our favorites and so I posted mine. I am sure many have similar tastes and so it is also interesting to see which ones are particularly popular.

 

So you want to turn this into something like a poll? Certainly not my cup of tea...

 

Besides, I couldn't find any previous posting of a user called "batmobile" in this thread, so I don't really see what you're talking about.

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nhabedi,

 

I accidentally posted under a coworker's ID after not logging them out.

 

See OP. It is not me who is changing the thread. Which bit about the OP do you not understand? In the OP Kenneth lists books/photographers he particularly enjoys. It is perhaps not surprising that many people enoy the same photographers or are you insecure and feel it should only be about who is clever enough to know of a photographer that nobody else has posted about? You know, to look deep.

 

Had it been something Jaws had written, with only a couple of posts you'd sure have handed out a warm welcome....

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Which bit about the OP do you not understand?

 

or are you insecure and feel it should only be about who is clever enough to know of a photographer that nobody else has posted about? You know, to look deep.

 

Why do you think personal attacks are necessary?

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Ahhh, I smell .... that gasoline smell ... smells like ... victory

 

Anyone who's gonna make this into a serious fighting thread ... I wont't take your ideas into the excel master list :-D

 

Although there's nothing wrong with your taste.

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Roger Fenton, Eugene Atget, Minor White, Irving Penn, James Ravilious.

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I actually bought Don McCullin's In England after visiting the exhibition 'This is War.' I had intended to buy the exhibition book but far preferred the former book. It is big and beautifully printed with wonderful images, many of which I had not seen before.

 

Currently enjoying two books, Don McCullin "In England" and Ara Güler's "Istanbul". I highly recommend the latter. Wonderful B&W images of his home town.

 

Please shoot me if these have been mentioned before :rolleyes:

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Currently enjoying two books, Don McCullin "In England" and Ara Güler's "Istanbul". I highly recommend the latter. Wonderful B&W images of his home town.

 

Please shoot me if these have been mentioned before :rolleyes:

 

Ara Güler's ................ BANG ! ..

 

 

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Ara Güler's ................ BANG ! ..

 

 

. . . . . . . :)

 

Ivan, I consider myself shot. :D

 

It is a beautiful book though so I feel it was worth the pain of being shot for mentioning it again. I love the grain in his prints as it really adds to the urban mood of his photos.

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Ivan, I consider myself shot. :D

 

It is a beautiful book though so I feel it was worth the pain of being shot for mentioning it again. I love the grain in his prints as it really adds to the urban mood of his photos.

 

Agreed .. 100%.

 

ps It was a small rubber bullet shot. At the lower back. Just a small bruise. You'll get over it. ..

 

 

. . . . . . . :)

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