Links

Photographers

Jenny Gorman www.jennygorman.com

Jenny Gorman shoots a wide range of subjects and styles: Some of the gallery sections of her website are titled “Faces”, “Celebrations”, and “Objects” and are descriptive of the subjects in each series. A very creative and original photographer, Jenny’s work is sure to inspire.

Gordon Stettinius www.eyecaramba.com

Gordon Stettinius shows a wide range of styles and subjects and makes extensive use of plastic cameras. Portraits feature prominently in his work, and his work can include social commentary and humor such as in his Mangini Studio Series.

 

Michelle Bates www.michellebates.net/portfolio.html

Michelle has been a passionate photographer since she was young, and learned her way around a camera in 1991 at the Maine Photographic Workshops, where she first discovered the Holga. Since then, Michelle has shown work in solo exhibitions in the Pacific Northwest, New York, Los Angeles and Israel, and in group shows around the US, Italy, Germany & Thailand. Her book, “Plastic Cameras: Toying with Creativity” was published in late 2006 by Focal Press and the second edition in October 2010.

Ted Orland www.tedorland.com

Ted’s work covers a broad range of subjects, techniques, and formats: this includes hand coloring, use of plastic cameras, collage, panarama, digital and more.

 

David Grant Noble www.davidgrantnoble.com

David Grant Noble has had a wide ranging career that has included writing and photographing since the 1960s. Among his many photographic projects, he has documented Mohawk iron workers, and later Ojibwe wild rice harvesters in Wisconsin and Minnnesota. Noble has written eleven books mostly on the ancient archaeology of the southwest.

 

Woody Woodroof www.woodywoodroof.com

Woody produces large scale cyanotypes of vegetation, many are taller than a human being and necessitate being developed in a bathtub.  

 

Other Photography Sites

Penumbra Foundation www.penumbrafoundation.org/