Featured photographers (link).

[prosophos]

I've started profiling photographers who mostly use rangefinders.

If anybody is interested, here is the link:

http://prosophos.com/featured-and-guest-photographers/

I hope to continue to add to this page over time,

Thanks,

Peter.
www.Prosophos.com

 

[taylan]

you can fulfill with almost all photographers who are a member in this form 🙂

 

[prosophos]

you can fulfill with almost all photographers who are a member in this form 🙂

Yes, that's true 🙂

Peter.

 

[prosophos]

Just added a few more names including Jason Howe, Ashwin Rao, and Ming Thein (tomorrow).

http://prosophos.com/featured-and-guest-photographers/

Let me know if posting the link here is not appropriate, or not appreciated.

Thanks,

Peter.

 

[prosophos]

Today, Luiz Paulo is featured:

http://prosophos.com/2013/04/02/featured-photographer-luiz-paulo/

Peter.

 

[prosophos]

Today, I'm featuring Kristian Dowling - a great guy.

http://prosophos.com/2013/04/26/featured-photographer-kristian-dowling/


Peter.

 

[Clint Troy]

Freeplugging your blog? What for? I find it a bit impolite for the rff owner to take his clientele elsewhere without contributing in return.

I think RFF is doing what you want already: click on the "members" link and there you have hundreds of rf users.

 

[prosophos]

Freeplugging your blog? What for? I find it a bit impolite for the rff owner to take his clientele elsewhere without contributing in return.

I think RFF is doing what you want already: click on the "members" link and there you have hundreds of rf users.

Thank you.

Peter.

 

[Pablito]

Freeplugging your blog? What for? I find it a bit impolite for the rff owner to take his clientele elsewhere without contributing in return.

I think RFF is doing what you want already: click on the "members" link and there you have hundreds of rf users.

I see no conflict. What for? Because readers here might be interested.

 

[colyn]

Freeplugging your blog? What for? I find it a bit impolite for the rff owner to take his clientele elsewhere without contributing in return.

I think RFF is doing what you want already: click on the "members" link and there you have hundreds of rf users.

I wouldn't get too upset with him. His site is somewhat boring. No real meat to the profiles..

He doesn't want to profile any of us since we aren't big time name photographers..

 

[prosophos]

I see no conflict. What for? Because readers here might be interested.

Thanks Pablito. Well, in all fairness, I did ask a month ago (post#4) for people to let me know if they objected to the link, so I guess some are now expressing themselves. Thank you for your support though.

Peter.

 

[prosophos]

I wouldn't get too upset with him. His site is somewhat boring. No real meat to the profiles..

He doesn't want to profile any of us since we aren't big time name photographers..

Hi Colyn,

Thanks for your thoughts and sorry you couldn't find any meat on my photography site.

To clarify though, only two of the photographers I've featured are professional, the remainder are photo enthusiasts whose work I've admired... not "big name photographers" as you suggest. Anybody is welcome to submit their images - you included. I do reserve the right not to publish a profile if I don't like your work however... I mean, it is my site after all.

Let me know,

Peter.

 

[Joakim Målare]

Peter, I see no problem with your site or posting about it here. At first glance it seems well designed and with good material. I'll read it in-depth later on.

Anyone is free to promote themselves or anyone else they admire. As long as the information is true and for a good cause, does it matter where it's found? I don't think so. Advertising excessively to catch readers from an ad-driven forum isn't so polite, but in my opinion you are well within the boundaries with this one thread. People will not stop coming to RFF because you started a blog.

Keep doing what you do.

 

[prosophos]

Peter, I see no problem with your site or posting about it here. At first glance it seems well designed and with good material. I'll read it in-depth later on.

Anyone is free to promote themselves or anyone else they admire. As long as the information is true and for a good cause, does it matter where it's found? I don't think so. Advertising excessively to catch readers from an ad-driven forum isn't so polite, but in my opinion you are well within the boundaries with this one thread. People will not stop coming to RFF because you started a blog.

Keep doing what you do.

Thank you Joakim.

Peter.