Who is doing quality B&W inkjet?

The thread on "B&W inkjet quality" raises a question. Who have you seen that is doing really fine inkjet prints?

The best I have personally seen (I have not seen allot) are by Alan Labb a photo professor at the Art Institute of Chicago. If you are in the area he has a show coming up this spring at the Schneider Gallery.

http://www.diallophotography.com/g_abroad.html


http://www.borderless-photos.de/tboley/tboley-01.html


http://www.westongallery.com/artists/j_pickford/joel_pickford.html


http://www.georgedewolfe.com/B%26W%20gallery/bwgallery_frame.html

There are of course numerous others, but these are ones I thought of off the top of my head.

I can recommend the services of Michael Gordon. He makes prints on his own Epson 7600 and a variety of papers:

http://mgordonphotography.com

Guy

Hogarth,

I really like the Joel Pickford work as well as Georges (George got me into inkjet), but I have not seen the originals of either.

I second Michael Gordon. He does beautiful prints and is very meticulous.

http://mgordonphotography.com

- Dan.

I strongly concur with Michael Gordon.

Joseph Kayne
Joseph Kayne Photography
www.josephkaynephoto.com

Another vote for Michael - beautiful images and printing.

Regards,
Danny www.dannyburk.com

Michael Gordon! Wonderful stuff! That's my vote!



www.jerrygreerphotograhy.com

Michael Gordon does wonderful work.

www.adamgibbs.ca

Hey Kirk,

Michael Gordon is second to none. Superlative stuff. Possibly THE great B&W artist of our time.

Cheers

Carl

Well, if it ain't a Michael Gordon fan club... He's good, no question.

Here's another - Edward Burtynsky. He does mostly color, but his B&W is very stong. I saw a huge print of this (at least in the 40x50 inch range) at AIPAD a couple of years ago I think:


http://www.edwardburtynsky.com/

Inkjet done right. Stunning detail (it's full of cables and rebar), good dynamic range.

Try again. Idiot's using frames (so 1990s).

To navigate to the shot I was refering to:

1) http://www.edwardburtynsky.com/

2) Three Gorges link (bottom of left hand navigation bar)

3) Fourth tumbnail down from top, right hand side of frame - the column of thumbnails

Three Gorges Dam Project, Dam #4 is the name of the photograph.

Sorry 'bout that.

Michael did some prints for me last month and I was very very pleased.

Brent

I've seen some of George DeWolfe's work that is very fine.

Also, Ron Landucci does beautiful work:


http://www.infinite-editions.com/

Ron Landucci also does beautiful work for others. He's the guy I send stuff to when I need it bigger than I can print on my own 7600. I can tell you the guy understands inkjet printing. I wish he had his stuff up on the Infinite Editions website. If it is there, I can't find it. Sigh....

Michael Gordon does great stuff!



Ken Cravillion Landscape Photography

"Michael Gordon is second to none. Superlative stuff. Possibly THE great B&W artist of our time."

??????
his art isn't even of our time. It's all entrenched in a pre-1940s idea of what landscapes might look like.
And sadly for him, he has some pretty stiff competition from that period.