Who has the best **Portfolio** on the site in your opinion

[FrankS]

A whole lotta fuss about not seeing boobies! What's the problem with boobies? Why inhibit human sexuality? It's a good thing. We wouldn't be here without it.

 

[Nikon Bob]

I do not like to see the "best of" anything kinds of posts as it usually leads to all the negative things mentioned by previous posters. If you like something and say so that is different. As for photos of nude people, one persons art is another persons porn and in that reguard you are your own censor. Don't like, then don't look.

Bob

 

[SolaresLarrave]

Back to the original question... I used to find Rich Silfverberg's photos really striking. He has a couple of shots I want to do: two Chicago cops laughing at a kid who's in some kind of distress, and a Hispanic couple (he looks like a thug, she's motherhood incarnate, their kid... very cute) he photographed in LA. I also like FrankS's famous photo of the couple walking away in a snowy landscape, and Todd's pic of a kid by a river, taken with a 'cron 90. Oscar (Taffer) has a number of really striking shots (a girl walking by a door, another smiling in Plaza Catalunya. the flame-eater and a human pyramid). Graksi's galleries are beautiful, and so are those of Eastern-European peasants (can't remember the poster's name).

I have some filed as my favorite shots. I look at them from time to time, but must admit to not visiting the RFF gallery as often as I should.

 

[vladhed]

All you will find out is that nudes sell best, but not what is best of RFF. 🙄

I don't see any nudes at all when I do this. The "top photo" is of a pretty girl but only 7 out of the first 24 photos have a woman as their central subjet.

I did notice that the db has gotten trashed at some point. For example, this photo is shows as having the most number of views: 665

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=1927

But this photo in my gallery has 834 views:

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=1645

It seems the definition of "the beginning" has been reset to August.