A List

[Walter]

Justin Black: www.justinblackphoto.com

Vern Clevenger: www.vernclevenger.com

Carr Clifton: www.carrclifton.com

Jack Dykinga: www.dykinga.com

Macduff Everton: www.macduffeverton.com

Frans Lanting: www.lanting.com

David Muench: www.muenchphotography.com

William Neill: www.williamneill.com

Pat O’Hara: www.patohara.com

Londie G. Padelsky: www.londie.com

Tony Rowell: www.tonyrowell.com

John Shaw: www.johnshawphoto.com

Jim Stimson: www.jimstimson.com

Larry Ulrich: www.larryulrich.com

Nevada Wier: www.nevadawier.com

[Aggie]

A list of your favorites? I know many who should be the A+++ list compared to these people, who granted are very good. Roman Loranc would have to be included on that list if it were mine. http://www.romanloranc.com/

[PhotoJet]

I'll toss my faves in the ring, too!!!

Leon Taylor: http://www.leontaylor-photo.co.uk/gallery.html
Les McLean: http://www.lesmcleanphotography.com/
Ann Clancy: http://aclancyphotography.com/index.html
Cheryl Jacobs: http://www.cheryljacobsphotography.com/

and my newest 'fave' : http://pirateneilsouth.deviantart.com/gallery/

[ann]

thank you jeanette, how kind.

i would second Leon Taylor for sure.

here are a couple of more.

http://timflach.com/ never thought bats could look so beautiful. His commerical work is outstanding as well.

get past the home page, http://bishopbastien.com/

http://www.jamesnachtwey.com/

http://www.ionzupcu.ro/
http://tillmancrane.com/

http://www.maryellenmark.com/

http://www.bromoil.info/goldkind/goldkind.html she is also a terrific :"little old lady" ;)

http://mcitret.com/

there are others but this might keep folks busy for a few mintues

[Walter]

It's a list of artist's featured at the Mountain Light Gallery (http://mountainlight.com/) in Bishop, CA. I figured this is as good a place as any to post it so I can go through it later.

Galen Rowell is a favorite though.

I like a couple of the old-time guys too, like Josef Muench and even Barry Goldwater.

[Terri]

Can I plug a couple of my faves, too? First, I'll totally agree with Jeanette's mention of both Les McLean and Ann Clancy. Top notch!

I will add Gene Laughter, quite another master with the bromoil process:

http://www.alternativephotography.com/artists/gene_laughter.html


And a master printer of silver, as well as lith prints, and a wonderful gentleman, Tim Rudman:

http://www.timrudman.com/