British Large Format Landscape Photographers

[Lynne Evans]

If that is the case Tim had better include the Guy family (http://www.vkguy.co.uk/) who must use more sheet film than the rest of us put together!

[timparkin]

If that is the case Tim had better include the Guy family (http://www.vkguy.co.uk/) who must use more sheet film than the rest of us put together!

This is what I was wondering! I've never heard of them before and it's great to find out about! Thanks Lynne!

Tim

[Nigels]

Me, Me, Me. Over 80 sheets this year (and counting). And all of it Fuji flavoured!

[timparkin]

Me, Me, Me. Over 80 sheets this year (and counting). And all of it Fuji flavoured!

Hi Nigel! You're on! I keep looking for you flickr stream but can't find it?

[DJ]

Tom Mackie based in Norfolk used a Wista 5x4 field, he's in the "World's Best Landscape Photographers" book along with most of the "household names" in that genre, very good photographer.

I think he shoots digital now, although I don't know if it's exlusively, I expect he still has and uses his Wista though.

I don't think think am currently shooting quite enough sheets to qualify for your list, but I am committed to continue with LF and maybe 2010 will see me find my mojo again.

[Peter B]

I didn't see Ian Grant mentioned, although he is from the UK and sometimes even in it. I'm hopeful of putting this year behind me and being more productive next year, so count me as a half!

[timparkin]

How about Liz Osborne, Bob Parslow, Richard Downer and Andy Fenner? Does Sami Nabeel count?

I'll go off and wrack my remaining grey cells for some more....

Can't find any pictures or website for Liz or Bob

[IanG]

Many of us here shoot rather a lot of LF landscape work and exhibit it or have it published.

While I currently spend most of the year abroad I still shoot a significant amount of LF 5x4 and 10x8 when back in the UK as I still have ongoing projects, so you can add my name to the list.

Ian

[timparkin]

Many of us here shoot rather a lot of LF landscape work and exhibit it or have it published.

While I currently spend most of the year abroad I still shoot a significant amount of LF 5x4 and 10x8 when back in the UK as I still have ongoing projects, so you can add my name to the list.

Ian

I thought that there would be a few who do. My lack of rigor in making the list is just that, no malign intent in missing anyway. Hence why I'm asking (I don't want to miss anyone if possible - I undoubtedly will though)

Thanks

Tim

[timparkin]

Latest list ...



Addison, Chris
Andrews, Chris
Arthur, Paul
Aubertin, Guy
Banks, Mark
Barkway, Julian
Beet, Gari
Blakemore, John
Booth, Anna
Boulter, Julian
Bradford, Baxter
Brock, Jon
Bryan, Pete
Bryce, Neil
Cairns, Bruce
Campbell, Tristan
Carter, Joanna
Catchpole, Christopher
Childs, Richard
Collins, Michael
Cooper, Thomas Joshua
Cornish, Joe
Cory-Wright, Harry
Davies, John
Downer, Richard
Evans, David
Evans, Lynne
Farhoud, Issa
Fenner, Andy
Fontana, John
Foster, Melanie
Franklin, Paul
Frost, Lee
Gallagher, Paul
Gavigan, Gerry
Gledhill, Steve
Grant, Ian
Green, Tom
Greenwood, John
Guy, Vic
Halliwell, Nigel
Heath, Rupert
Hodgson, Tom
Holroyd, Richard
Joiner, Craig
Joint, Chris
Kalakorti, Kyriakos
Kinley, Richard
Latham, Andy
Leake, Ian
Lewis, Sean
Lewis, Steve
Littlewood, Richard
Longdin, Roger
Lovell, Tony
MacLennan, Jenny
Mackie, Tom
Malpas, Phil
Marsch, Paul
McMaster, Craig
Mitchell, Paul
Nabeel, Sami
Norfolk, Simon
Noton, David
Osborne, Liz
Parkin, Tim
Parslow, Bob
Roberts, Simon
Scovell, Ian
Southam, Jem
Stirling-Aird, Michael
Street, Steve
Summers, Helen
Sutton, Nigel
Tarn, David
Thomas, Dav
Tjugen, Ole
Tolcher, Dave
Twist, Charles
Wakefield, Paul
Ward, David
Watson, Peter
Wilson, Marc

[Charles Twist]

Joanna,
When you're finished with your huskies, can I borrow them?
Best regards,
Charles

[timparkin]

Joanna,
When you're finished with your huskies, can I borrow them?
Best regards,
Charles

heh... I'll get there... If it's any consolation, I left Paul Wakefield off too...

[Lynne Evans]

Four more names for you - Harry Cory Wright, Jem Southam, Andy Latham, Craig Joiner.

Then of course there's John Blakemore, and maybe Michael Collins (mainly urban and industrial landscapes)?

[joolsb]

I see Sami made the list anyway. Are you widening the criteria, then?

[DJ]

Tom Mackie based in Norfolk used a Wista 5x4 field, he's in the "World's Best Landscape Photographers" book along with most of the "household names" in that genre, very good photographer.

I don't know if it's relevant, but the title of the thread says "British Photographers", does this mean British by origin or living and working in Britain? I ask as it occurs to me that Tom Mackie although living in Norfolk, is actually an American....

I think you could add me to the list as well, whilst I haven't been prolific this year due to other projects, my commitment to LF hasn't wavered, I'll easily hit your target next year.

You still haven't let on about the purpose of this list Tim, is it a secret?