8x10 photographers

[mdm]

I have a copy of Shinzo Maeda's 'Hills of Colour' book and was very impressed, the colour is a little more saturated than I am used to but works well. His Kamikochi book is all medium format though. After looking at colour city photos they all start to look the same unless they have strong geometry.

[Tony Karnezis]

A few more books by 8x10 color photographers:

Edward Weston: Color Photography

http://www.amazon.com/Edward-Weston-.../dp/0938262149

Cole Weston, his son.

http://www.amazon.com/Cole-Weston/e/B001K1JXHY

Eliot Porter

http://www.amazon.com/Eliot-Porter/dp/0821216759

Rodney Lough

http://www.rodneyloughjr.com/

[Nasser]

Thank you all for the big help!

[cosmicexplosion]

i have a good book called photo wisdom.http://http://www.amazon.com/Photowi.../dp/0473150948

which has a lot of 8x10 users in it big nice book, $33 on amazon, i paid $70 here in oz!

edward burtynsky
loretta lux
etc

[Roger Cole]

WHAT?

[andrew gardiner]

I have been enjoying Hans-Christian Schink recently, I think his 1h Project ( though black and white) is particularly both conceptually and physically beautiful
http://www.hc-schink.de/index_e.html

Also Candida Hofer is an old favourite of mine.

[Peter Lewin]

While it isn't exactly 8x10, it is 7x17: "Whispered Prayers - Portraits & Prose of Tibetans in Exile" by Stephen Harrison. I found this one "remaindered" on Amazon, after first seeing it at an exhibit on Tibet while visiting my daughter in Austin TX. A good book all around (both in terms of photographs and the text), along with the author's notes on three trips to India with a 7x17 Canham.

Also any of William Clift's books, although I'm not sure whether he uses 8x10 or "only" 4x5.

[ic-racer]

No Ordinary Land by Virginia Beahan & Laura McPhee

8x10 Deardorff and color film.

[cosmicexplosion]

WHAT?

What what??

[cosmicexplosion]

Wynn Bullock did some amazing stuff with an 8x10, as did Minor White. I too, like the Cape Light series by Meyerowitz. Oddly, it's about the only thing he did I ever liked. I was fortunate enough to see an exhibition of his dye transfers of that series "back in the day". They were amazing.

Been haveing a h a r d time trying to find any colour work by minor white
Heaps of that crappy black and white stuff.

A black and white photo is like a poor man saving up for christmass.
Just kidding

I love all.