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Some of mine.

Nan Goldin

 

Bruce Gilden

 

Larry Clark

 

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Todd Hido

 

William Eggleston

 

Weegee

 

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Martin Parr

 

Fan Ho

 

Gordon Parks

 

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Hm, I haven't given a conscious thought to the photographers whose output I like the most as a whole in a while. And being on several photo-sites and just "collecting" (via favorites etc.) images I like kind of makes things fuzzy, so no guarantee of completeness and no absolute ranking, but off the top of my head:


Berenice Abbott

 

Aleksandr Rodchenko

 

Hengki Koentjoro

 

Branden May

 

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Steven Siegel

 

 

Greg Fasolino

 

While his technique may have been more lo-res and less flashy than many photographers posted here, I absolutely admire his sheer output and determination. He documented so much that was happening at the time and continued to raise awareness about a lot of it. Lots of local scenes can only dream of that.


Patrick Clelland

 

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Meredith Jacobson Marciano

 

Sarah Wonderling

 

And way too many more I watch on several sites. Honestly, there is a lot of amazing photography out there - and much of it not necessarily linked to household names.

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I like Todd Hido's liminal space style but I am mostly oblivious to names in the photography medium, for shame. The best parts of John Carpenter movies is always the still-shot montages of empty living spaces, or the opening hallway sequence in David Lynch's Lost Highway for example, invoking a feeling of kenopsia. Something a movie like Skinamarink utilises and this channel I recently found.