some good photography

[palms1]

Originally Posted by skydog

check out this web site...the presentation of the photos are very very interesting

what web site would that be ?

Palms

[skydog]

http://www.mikelynaugh.com/VirtualCi...ls2/index.html

[skydog]

check out the old photos...
http://www.timetales.com/

[skydog]

check out the way this web site is presented...like the photos and the color...
http://www.tomrobinsonphotography.com/

[skydog]

http://www.manipulator.com/

I haven't see Jill Greenberg's work in a while. She seems to be doing well for herself...more so that DH?

[Willison]

Florida wedding photographer Krista Kowalczyk has the pleasure of documenting weddings at some of Florida's most prestigious venues, including South Seas Resort.

[joseka]

Take a look at this one. He was born on 1994

http://www.nilomerinorecalde.com/"

[Irene Law]

Thanks for the links ... i found many many nice photos there...

[skydog]

this is amazing

http://moebio.com/loveispatient/

[skydog]

http://www.marktucker.com/Artist.asp...&Akey=MPEGN7AE

[skydog]

http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009...e-of-all-time/

[Jaysen]

Great links. Thanks!

[skydog]

http://digital-artist-toolbox.com/?p=24

[skydog]

http://www.disfarmer.com/

these shots are great...but check the prices...UNREAL...but if you like it I guess you'd pay for it.

[skydog]

http://www.moodaholic.com/photo/218

check these out...NICE

[skydog]

really good stuff...

http://www.abeling.nl/

[skydog]

http://www.pdnphotooftheday.com/2009/12/2778

Just came across this..

[Nasturtium]

Originally Posted by skydog

this is amazing

http://moebio.com/loveispatient/

That's the wildest transition effect!

[aprillove20]

I've already seen to many beautiful photo and I can't seem to be get enough of them...

[Tareq]

Now how can we have something amazing outstanding as those?

[skydog]

Please add to this list when you come upon a great site or photographer!

[Kraellin]

just had to pass this on...I've never see this but thought it was interesting...
http://pekkasandborg.com/portfolio/?id=2

palms is right; set a timer for you to leave or you'll be here a while

this is amazing

http://moebio.com/loveispatient/

that is weird.

[skydog]

Russia early 1900's - interesting photos

http://blogs.denverpost.com/captured...e-early-1900s/

[Nasturtium]

I like Kevin Best's traditional Dutch still lifes

[Kraellin]

now that one was interesting, nasturtium, but maybe not for the reasons one might suspect. if you look at all of his pictures you'll notice, perhaps, that he's what we called a left-hand lighter. i tend to be a left-hand lighter too, but that's not the point. the point is that every shot in that gallery is lit, primarily, from the left, often also up, but always from the left. now, i dont know that that has any other significance to it than just a curiousity, but it's there. there are also right-hand lighters and back-lighters and top-lighters and so on, but if i were to guess, left-hand lighting is the more common. i dont know why, and i certainly cant say that with 100% certainty, but it seems a slightly more common approach. does that make it better? nah. it's just one of those little observations i make from time to time

[doctorontop]

Originally Posted by skydog

http://www.fernandomilani.com/index.html

I wonder who did the retouch?

I couldn't get this link to work but their is some lovely work thank you for sharing

The Norman Rockwell Marriage counselor I have seen before but it is so funny

[Kraellin]

skydog, how about adding some of those to the links library?

[Nasturtium]

Originally Posted by Kraellin

every shot in that gallery is lit, primarily, from the left, often also up, but always from the left. now, i dont know that that has any other significance to it than just a curiousity, but it's there.

I noticed the same thing at a Rembrandt school exhibit. It's a classical thing - Dutch golden age painters thought it was divine light that showed off god's creation at it's best. I actually tend to agree.

- Nancy

[Kraellin]

ah, that sounds right, nasturtium (you need a shorter name ). i'm a little curious why they thought divine light only came from the left, but oh well