Chukcha From Australia, joined Mar 2006, 1935 posts, RR: 8 Posted (3 years 5 months 1 week 3 days 14 hours ago) and read 11010 times:
Over the years on Airliners,net, I have accumulated quite a few links to my favourite photographers in the bookmarks of my browser. They are in a separate folder, and when I have some time to spare, I like to go into it and browse their pictures, old and new.
In this thread, I would like to celebrate the greatest treasure of Airliners.ner - the photographers. Each post will be dedicated to one of them, with a few plug-ins of my personal favourites.
There will be no particular order to the posts, it will be random, as I don't want to elevate one photographer above the other - I admire them all equally.
Some of them have thosands of pictures in the DB, some a couple of hundreds or even less. Some links, unfortunately, no longer show any photos at all.
I invite anyone who would like to contribute to post here too.
Well put Andrei, so do I.
We're blessed to have a variety of photographers who all have their own unique specialty, each is extraordinary in their own way.
Alberto Riva From United States of America, joined May 2002, 124 posts, RR: 0 Reply 6, posted (3 years 5 months 1 week 3 days 5 hours ago) and read 10823 times:
I've always had a soft spot for Martin Boschhuizen's elegant compositions:
Raedervision From United States of America, joined Jan 2009, 62 posts, RR: 13 Reply 10, posted (3 years 5 months 1 week 3 days ago) and read 10698 times:
Nicolas, I also think Javier does and awesome job! Jim
SNATH From United States of America, joined Mar 2004, 3232 posts, RR: 25 Reply 11, posted (3 years 5 months 1 week 2 days 22 hours ago) and read 10626 times:
You definitely did me too . And as I have had the photos for the following three photographers already selected, I allow myself two plug-ins of my personal favourites for each one of them (they definitely deserve at least six photos in this thread ) :
However, from this time on I promise not to repeat photographers - there are plenty of them on A.net for this thread to go forever.
UnitedJumboJet From United States of America, joined Jun 2008, 77 posts, RR: 0 Reply 17, posted (3 years 5 months 1 week 2 days 20 hours ago) and read 10545 times:
Quoting Dlowwa (Reply 20): Man, trying to pick just two from each of these guys was tough...
That's why I try to do at least six. I also believe that each of them deserves a separate post. I'll put in a few more for some of them. I guess I'm breaking my own promise in my post above, but oh well
36 Scooter01: All the photographers featured above have contributed some of the greatest images. But I also like some of the old historic stuff, something never to
37 INNflight: He was unhappy with a few things and left I think. I'd like to show some of a great photographer whom I met very early in my photographic life, who i
38 FYODOR: Good topic! Pitty I'd missed the beginning - some of the great men I'd like to point were already presented. But there no obstacles to do it once more
52 Beechcraft: Nice Topic, a lot of reason why many of us came here initially... I´d like like to to highlight the work of a colleague (in a slightly bigger aircraf
53 FYODOR: One more from old masters. Unfortunately no more new pics after 2006. Jan Mogren
55 Ptrjong: Ralf Manteufel - Berlin Historic and great photos taken without today's equipment
56 Chukcha: Peter, don't cut yourself short . When I started this thread, I didn't mean for it to be about the 'giants' or about only the very best on A.net. It
67 Geocan: G'day Andrei, thank you for the compliment. I am deeply humbled to be included in this list of accomplished photographers/photoshop experts. The perso
68 Chukcha: Thanks, George. I knew one of you guys would do it to me sooner or later . I look back at the thread, and I'm only just starting to realise the enormi
69 ThierryD: Yeah, a real shame! Still hoping he and Serge will start uploading here again some day. Thanks Andrei; always glad to see some guys like my photos. T
73 Xenon: Hi guys, For Belgium definitely Serge B and Sven De Bevere! (afgescheurd haar en patteveld Real Treasures and for me big examples in the early days! C
74 Chukcha: Ivan Kuleshov Russia Oleg Chaplin Russia
75 NZ107: Great thread. A few more to add to this list of wonderful photographers whom I wish to aspire to: Sam Chui: Jeffwell: Cheers, Nicholas
81 Jspitfire: Thanks Dana! Bill Campbell and the following three photographers have always caught my eye. They go off the beaten track and get all the smaller plan
97 Mclaudio: at last a cool thread... I also have several direct links to photographers who have inspired me in the past and that still do, and from all those link
115 Philthy: I wish I'd seen this thread earlier! Terrific! You're too kind, Andrei! Here's one of the (many) blokes that inspired me: Julian Adams, Australia
116 Philthy: And while I'm at it, one can't go past Suresh Atapattu, USA, for those stunning Space Shuttle images: And many other aircraft besides...
119 Aviopic: Scrolling back and forth I found someone missing. One who apart from producing top class images also entertained us with a good story. Jean(Jin) U.S.A
120 Chukcha: Yes, I was about to post this photographer, too: Jin Nakashima U.S.A.
126 EI787: Due to the amount of images within this thread, it is becoming slow to load. Please continue the thread here: The Real Treasure Of Airliners.net (Part
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