Who's your favorite photographer who also has a web site?

[mtbbrian]

"This one is my buddies' from college, he usues the collodion process, a 150 + year old process, very hands on. His site is: http://www.collodion.com/"

this guy is my new favorite person. i thought i was hardcore still shooting *film*, and he's doing freaking collodion?!?!?!?! i didn't even learn that in college - we just learned palladium, van dyke brown, cyanotype, and gum bichromate! this guy is HARDCORE!

and thanks for the nod!
megan

You should this process in person! Cool Stuff! You literally "make" your film.

Oh for those college days, I loved doing cyanotypes, and bichromates!

Nod! You Bet!
;)
Brian

[dsl712]

www.GeorgeHolz.com and Patrick DeMarchelier www.demarchelier.com

Awesome work.

Dennis

[Gerry Widen]

This relates to Brians post the Collodian process very difficult and forces the photographer to take a different approach. If anyting is the opposite of digital capture this is it. I posted this link a few months ago. Collodian Process Info This Link describes the process better.

[Elysian]

Wow, what a lot of galleries!
This is really cool, I have bookmarked every link. This will keep me busy for quite some time!

Thanks a lot guys, I really appreciate it! I love going through all these galleries, they are such a great source of inspiration!

[another view]

Took a workshop with this guy a few years ago: http://www.laynekennedy.com/

Great guy and excellent work.

[Michael Fanelli]

One of the very best.

http://muenchphotography.com/

[coloradoamigo]

Michael Fatali....this guy is simply amazing.

http://www.fatali.com/index.php

Two of my favorites from Colorado:

The famous John Fielder.

http://www.johnfielder.com/

Jesse Speer, I really enjoy his work, and I REALLY enjoy his photo adventures. Jesse has a few websites actually, including one of, if not the best, site on Rocky Mountain Nat'l.
Here is the link to his galleries though:

http://www.jessespeer.com/galleries.html