Charles Freger

Charles Freger's is a French photographer. His work mainly follows two themes sport and military. I recently bought his Rikishi book, which is deffinately worth a look.

Jay Maisel

Seen on Ben's blog.

Nadav Kander

Nadav Kander talking about his 'Yangtze, The Long River'

Hamburger Eyes

Hamburger Eyes from Nick Fogarty on Vimeo.

DIY

If you have lots of time on your hands do this,

Kiel Johnson's Cardboard Twin Lens Reflex Camera Time Lapse from Theo Jemison on Vimeo.

An amazing project by Hyperbole Studios. Click here for photos.
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James Nachtwey

James Nachtwey is considered by some as the greatest modern day war photographer,his approach definitely follows Capa's first rule of war photography ' to get close' he calls it "in the same intimate space that the subjects inhabit," and that sense of closeness is passed on to the viewer. In this video James is discussing how wish to photograph the outbreak of a new drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis.




The beginning is the same in this video, but James goes on to showcase his life's work. If you can find it watch war photographer, which follows James around several conflict zones, it's amazing how quiet he works and moves around his subjects.

Jesse Chehak

Happy New Yeah, hope your enjoying the snow. I have been looking at Jesse Chehak's
work lately and it is great, especially th Fool's Gold series, which is currrently looking for a publisher, deffinately deserves one. Can deffinately see a Steven Shore influence in his work.