Who's your favorite forgotten Master Photographer

[bob carnie]

My favourite would be August Sander, his work is beautiful.

[Ron Bose]

Completely agree with Bob,
I was shocked to see that Sander had achieved perfection in portraiture so early on in the history of photography.

I have his seven volume set and treasure it ....

Karsh has also been a huge inspiration to me.

[Ben Calwell]

Evelyn Hoffer -- she produced some great portraits.

[John Voss]

I discovered Albert Renger-Patzsch when I bought a copy of Joy Before the Object. Wonderful work that includes landscape, industrial, portrait, still life and even flower images. As one source indicated, he is very little known in the English speaking world, but perhaps better remembered in Europe.


http://the-artists.org/artist/Albert...r-Patzsch.html

[Michael Graves]

Wright Morris

[John Voss]

Wright Morris

I think you meant Wright Morris.

AHHH....good. I'm sitting here correcting, and you're editing at the same time.

[Don Sparks]

O. Winston Link

[bob carnie]

Hi John

We did not meet when I was in Springvale in feb , but I saw the show before it was taken down,,, Your work was very beautiful and extremely well printed, just wanted to say hello and compliment some deserving work.

Bob

I think you meant Wright Morris.

AHHH....good. I'm sitting here correcting, and you're editing at the same time.

[John Voss]

Hi John

We did not meet when I was in Springvale in feb...
Bob

Thanks for your kind words, Bob. I would have liked to have met you in Springfield....maybe next time!

[tim atherton]

Eadweard Muybridge - often apprently forgotten or ignored in photography (if not in art and cinema)