260 photography links and sites
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Cook, Garry
Travel Photographs from Africa and South America.
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Chelbin, Michal
I have always been fascinated by the great Masters. For me, Caravaggio, Velasquez and Vermeer were among the first photographers in their use of light, space and subject and the history of painting has had a significant influence on my work I have also been very influenced by the great photographers Julia Margaret Cameron, Diane Arbus, to name a few...
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Coles, Rogan
This site represents some of Rogan Coless photographic capabilities. For some there's may be too much here. For others, too little. We've had to take something of a middle road in putting together this presentation.
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Cole, Barbara
“What I am doing today surprises nobody more than myself”, claims Cole, a self-taught
photographic artist who has built a career in image making over the past two decades.
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Christensen, Cory
The personal non-commercial photography site featuring the photography of Cory Christensen.
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Cartright, Josep
Beauty and fashion photographer Joseph Cartright's innate creative talent, attention to detail and command of color is evident in his stunning images.
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Cooper, Keith
An exhibition of images created by Keith Cooper, combining fine art photography with the latest in high resolution black and white and colour digital printing techniques.
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Chriss, Dean M.
Landscape, wildlife, and nature photography by Dean M. Chriss. Dedicated to promoting environmental awareness through nature photography.
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Chakra, Yvonne
Yvonne Chakra photography based in London, specializing in fine art children and family photography as well as headshots.
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Cimino, Antimo
Antimo Cimino's work has been created in the USA with the need of reacting to the still puritanical America. This body of work is meant to stimulate and educate the senses of the viewer and to shine a new light over the beauty of the human figure.
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