Fine art using 35mm format

Pocket Lint said:

Hi, I'm looking to expand my knowledge in photography in all areas, and to this date, a lot of it was centered around techniques, and the camera gear. Now that I feel confident enough in my picture taking abilities, I want to expand this knowledge to what other artists and photographers have been doing. Not to reproduce their work, but to draw insight and inspiration, and to expand my creativity.

With that being said, I would like to ask you, the reader, to provide specific examples of artists and photographers using the 35mm format (digital preferably, but analogue is acceptable).

Fine art examples would be what I am most interested in, but other examples are welcomed.

Thank you for reading,

Pocket Lint

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Pocket Lint said:

Hi, I'm looking to expand my knowledge in photography in all areas, and to this date, a lot of it was centered around techniques, and the camera gear. Now that I feel confident enough in my picture taking abilities, I want to expand this knowledge to what other artists and photographers have been doing. Not to reproduce their work, but to draw insight and inspiration, and to expand my creativity.

With that being said, I would like to ask you, the reader, to provide specific examples of artists and photographers using the 35mm format (digital preferably, but analogue is acceptable).

Fine art examples would be what I am most interested in, but other examples are welcomed.

Thank you for reading,

Pocket Lint

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lilBuddha said:

Pocket Lint said:

Hi, I'm looking to expand my knowledge in photography in all areas, and to this date, a lot of it was centered around techniques, and the camera gear. Now that I feel confident enough in my picture taking abilities, I want to expand this knowledge to what other artists and photographers have been doing. Not to reproduce their work, but to draw insight and inspiration, and to expand my creativity.

With that being said, I would like to ask you, the reader, to provide specific examples of artists and photographers using the 35mm format (digital preferably, but analogue is acceptable).

Fine art examples would be what I am most interested in, but other examples are welcomed.

Thank you for reading,

Pocket Lint

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Fine art does not have a format size. It might help if you defined what genre or style of fine art photography you are aiming for

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Pocket Lint said:

lilBuddha said:

Pocket Lint said:

Hi, I'm looking to expand my knowledge in photography in all areas, and to this date, a lot of it was centered around techniques, and the camera gear. Now that I feel confident enough in my picture taking abilities, I want to expand this knowledge to what other artists and photographers have been doing. Not to reproduce their work, but to draw insight and inspiration, and to expand my creativity.

With that being said, I would like to ask you, the reader, to provide specific examples of artists and photographers using the 35mm format (digital preferably, but analogue is acceptable).

Fine art examples would be what I am most interested in, but other examples are welcomed.

Thank you for reading,

Pocket Lint

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Fine art does not have a format size. It might help if you defined what genre or style of fine art photography you are aiming for

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I am not looking for any specific style or genre, simply looking for examples of fine art that was made possible through the use of 35mm format.

Thanks, PL

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Pocket Lint said:

Hi, I'm looking to expand my knowledge in photography in all areas, and to this date, a lot of it was centered around techniques, and the camera gear. Now that I feel confident enough in my picture taking abilities, I want to expand this knowledge to what other artists and photographers have been doing. Not to reproduce their work, but to draw insight and inspiration, and to expand my creativity.

With that being said, I would like to ask you, the reader, to provide specific examples of artists and photographers using the 35mm format (digital preferably, but analogue is acceptable).

Fine art examples would be what I am most interested in, but other examples are welcomed.

Thank you for reading,

Pocket Lint

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Pocket Lint said:

Hi, I'm looking to expand my knowledge in photography in all areas, and to this date, a lot of it was centered around techniques, and the camera gear. Now that I feel confident enough in my picture taking abilities, I want to expand this knowledge to what other artists and photographers have been doing. Not to reproduce their work, but to draw insight and inspiration, and to expand my creativity.

With that being said, I would like to ask you, the reader, to provide specific examples of artists and photographers using the 35mm format (digital preferably, but analogue is acceptable).

Fine art examples would be what I am most interested in, but other examples are welcomed.

Thank you for reading,

Pocket Lint

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Pocket Lint said:

lilBuddha said:

Pocket Lint said:

Hi, I'm looking to expand my knowledge in photography in all areas, and to this date, a lot of it was centered around techniques, and the camera gear. Now that I feel confident enough in my picture taking abilities, I want to expand this knowledge to what other artists and photographers have been doing. Not to reproduce their work, but to draw insight and inspiration, and to expand my creativity.

With that being said, I would like to ask you, the reader, to provide specific examples of artists and photographers using the 35mm format (digital preferably, but analogue is acceptable).

Fine art examples would be what I am most interested in, but other examples are welcomed.

Thank you for reading,

Pocket Lint

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Fine art does not have a format size. It might help if you defined what genre or style of fine art photography you are aiming for

Click to expand...

I am not looking for any specific style or genre, simply looking for examples of fine art that was made possible through the use of 35mm format.

Thanks, PL

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Pocket Lint said:

simply looking for examples of fine art that was made possible through the use of 35mm format.

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sybersitizen said:

Pocket Lint said:

simply looking for examples of fine art that was made possible through the use of 35mm format.

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You might need to indicate what you consider fine art. I don't think it's some universally understood category that's instantly recognized.

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Pocket Lint said:

Hi, I'm looking to expand my knowledge in photography in all areas, and to this date, a lot of it was centered around techniques, and the camera gear. Now that I feel confident enough in my picture taking abilities, I want to expand this knowledge to what other artists and photographers have been doing. Not to reproduce their work, but to draw insight and inspiration, and to expand my creativity.

With that being said, I would like to ask you, the reader, to provide specific examples of artists and photographers using the 35mm format (digital preferably, but analogue is acceptable).

Fine art examples would be what I am most interested in, but other examples are welcomed.

Thank you for reading,

Pocket Lint

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ToxicTabasco said:

Pocket Lint said:

Hi, I'm looking to expand my knowledge in photography in all areas, and to this date, a lot of it was centered around techniques, and the camera gear. Now that I feel confident enough in my picture taking abilities, I want to expand this knowledge to what other artists and photographers have been doing. Not to reproduce their work, but to draw insight and inspiration, and to expand my creativity.

With that being said, I would like to ask you, the reader, to provide specific examples of artists and photographers using the 35mm format (digital preferably, but analogue is acceptable).

Fine art examples would be what I am most interested in, but other examples are welcomed.

Thank you for reading,

Pocket Lint

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To do great photography you need to know what great photography looks like. From there, you'll get the inspiration that will give you visions for what you can accomplish.

And based on your question, looks like you're ready to develop your vision of photography.

One of the barriers most beginners struggle with is finding great photos all in one place. There are tons of pics online, and the great ones don't post their pics with the masses. Thus, finding the good stuff without sifting through the masses of snapshots can be a huge challenge.

Check out these Flickr Groups to help develop your vision.

https://www.flickr.com/groups/fcf_gallery/

https://flic.kr/g/jCFef

https://flic.kr/g/dp1q5

https://www.flickr.com/groups/imagequest_gallery/

https://flic.kr/y/29L42Hn

These are a few groups that inspire me, and a gallery I started for the Fine Art pics.
To get more inspiration, join the groups, follow the members of your choice, and ask them questions about photography. Most are willing to share their skills and experience.

Congratulations for taking the step into advanced photography.

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Steve Bingham said:

What does "35 format" mean? The original semi-wide angle 35mm film format taken on 35mm film? This would bring to mind Weegee, the street photographer, except he used a 4x5! Maybe you mean Henri Cartier-Bresson? But he died decades ago. Weinagrand was a great one, but he usually avoided semi-wide angle. We really do need more clues as to what you are looking for. Puzzled.

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Gerry Siegel said:

Hi Pocket.

I will bite. Begin a collection of books on art and photographic art. Here is a good publisher that hits the mark for me:

https://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogue/photography/all.htm

There is something about a printed work or collection of photographs that haunts the mind and stimulates the phagocytes too.

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Pocket Lint said:

Gerry Siegel said:

Hi Pocket.

I will bite. Begin a collection of books on art and photographic art. Here is a good publisher that hits the mark for me:

https://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogue/photography/all.htm

There is something about a printed work or collection of photographs that haunts the mind and stimulates the phagocytes too.

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Thank you for the insight, that got me thinking about starting a a library of books on photography.

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