Every artist's work is influenced by different people and elements in their lives, creatively and technically. These are links to just a few who have moved me for their various combinations of vision, skill, integrity and commitment. Most of them are already very well known; others should be. Several of them have also been very supportive of my efforts, making it even more of a pleasure to share their work.

Premier panoramic photography: http://www.macduffeverton.com/

I relate to this artist a lot and love his work--small made big with huge prints. His main site
is down for now but look at his work at this gallery: http://www.ktfineart.com/artists/kim_keever/

Another really talented large format shooter: http://www.oglesbee.com/

A French photographer whose latest work, in particular, is simply amazing. An absolutely "must see" site, be sure to click on "VOIR HYPER-PHOTO" in the lower right hand corners of his images to see the real detail. http://www.hyper-photo.com/

A fellow Imacon/Hasselblad forum member and top drawer commercialshooter out of Canada. Known for his work with liquids, his site page image says it all. http://www.peterschafrick.com/

Really well done underwater photography. A series of hers won in the Lucie Awards. http://www.zenaholloway.com/

A must see site and show: http://www.ashesandsnow.org/

One of the most full range and talented guys out there. http://www.charlescramer.com/

An early supporter and icon in this business. http://www.christopherburkett.com/

Another one of my early inspirations. http://www.clydebutcher.com/

Other wonderful large format black and white landscape photographers:
http://www.mcitret.com/
http://www.neilfolberg.com/
http://www.chipforelli.com/

Beautiful and different photography:
http://www.brigittecarnochan.com/
http://www.desireedolron.com/

Superlative composite work:
http://www.maggietaylor.com/
http://www.uelsmann.net/
http://www.paulbiddle.com/
http://www.thomasbarbey.com

Mind blowing snowflake photography: http://www.its.caltech.edu/~atomic/snowcrystals/photos/photos.htm

One of the veterans: http://www.huntingtonwitherill.com/

Great website and work: http://www.andyandersonphoto.com/

My patient and generous mentor: http://www.edlacasse.com/

A great Photoshop resource with a good guy: http://www.msjphotography.com

A friend from the early '70's who was one of a talented group that planted
the first seeds in my head to do all this: http://www.jerrydownsphoto.com/

The top journal for large format photography: http://www.viewcamera.com/

Fine photography: http://www.tomoscott.com/

You must see Carl's vegetable series--excellent studio work: http://www.carlwarner.com/warner.html

One of the premier painters on the planet today (in my humble opinion):
http://www.danielsprick.com

Another one: http://www.mandarinfineart.com/jundigd.htm

Another fine painter and a gracious woman: http://www.sacredcave.com/ My most favorite fractal site:

http://www.fractalus.com/gumbycat/index.html

From my old roots, a rare practicioner of the old art of ornamental turning:
http://ornamentalturner.com/gallery_intro.htm

Longtime friends and the best woodworkers in this part of the country with their
Jim Price being one of the best in the world. http://www.boykinpearce.com/

Amazing sculptors:
http://www.marlysboddy.com/

http://www.rosettasculpture.com/

Versatile artist couple. Bob Pietruszewski is currently doing amazing kinetic wind sculptures while
Ann Fleming is doing her wonderful drawings: Bob is at http://www.robertpietruszewski.com/
Ann is at http://www.annafleming.com/

If there had been any possible way to make a living working with advanced bonsai trees I would never have discovered photography. Americans are sadly misinformed as to what real bonsai is; this link will show some examples of the real thing done by a huge inspiration in my past. http://www.josemarimuro.es/bonsai/galeriakimura.htm
Click on "Masterpieces". http://www.j-bonsai.com/index.html