Name one of your Flickr contacts...

[john_g]

Following the thread that discussed the likelihood of finding great images on Flickr, name one of your Flickr contacts whose work you'd like others to enjoy.

I'll start off with the wonderfully existential and surreal Sarah Sitkin.

[chromatin]

That one of her drowning on the first page is superbly disturbing.

I ain't got no contacts (yet) so can't play

[Donkey]

I can play cause i'm lucky enough to have a contact and a rather good Wildlife Photographer at that


...............One Ten's Flickr...............

[chromatin]

I can play too now. But you have to click on OneTen's link in Donkey's post

[lisadb]

I'm collecting quite a few contacts who all take great pics of very different things.

I like Steve Boote's images as he's based in my current favorite place - Northumberland. Also, he's got the enthusiasm to get up very early to take sunrise shots which have fantastic colours.

web page Steve's flickr site

Lisa.

[Zou]

Sorry if it breaks the 'rules' but here are two.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/snapperz/ - some of the finest UK nature images (well to be honest all of it is good, not just the nature), and possibly the best macro insects I've ever seen.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gullevek/ - a 'foreigner' in Japan, but with an eye very much like a local. Definitely many layers to this guy's work.

[Wheelu]

Ernie's beautiful B&W landscapes around Derbyshire are well worth a few minutes of anyone's time. No melodramatics or excessive use of Photoshop, just great technique and an artist's eye for a pleasing composition. I also appreciate his comments, rarely one liners, he takes the trouble to explain why he likes the shots, and gives new insights into why an image is successful.

[Panda_]

http://flickr.com/photos/hkvam/

[Dave_Cox]

Not 'flikr', but DeviantArt contacts who's work I believe should be seen by a wider audience:

Jozef

Majid

[John_Baker]

Apart from some of the locals on here, one person who has the “wow factor” for me is Brian Valentine - www.flickr.com/photos/lordv or http://lordv.smugmug.com/

[Matt_Hunt]

A South African, Brent, I really like the pictures he takes up in the mountains and some of his portraits.

Here

[OneTen]

Thanks for the mentions above. (I'm your only contact)

One of my contacts is g r e e n g a g e. I love his landscape work.

Another is Cinnamon. She's rather famous on Flickr and I like her lifestyle portraits.

Neither of these have me as a contact.

[PhilW]

My mate Jay Mawson

His recent stuff is mostly model portfolio stuff, but if that doesn't grab you have a look at some of his other stuff in "Sets"

[daft_biker]

Ospreywatcher

**Warning, link may contain pics of cute baby owls**

[bench_ubbster]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/snapperz/ - some of the finest UK nature images (well to be honest all of it is good, not just the nature), and possibly the best macro insects I've ever seen.

Snapperz one of my faves too. He's also quite local to me and offers many valuable tips.

Another fave is Sir Cam with local scenes/reportage, many of which I don't get to see (eg interesting places in the university not open to the public).

[chromatin]

If you like shots of London (or even if you don't), have a look at

Simon Crubellier

[Matt_Golowczynski]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ukaaa/s...7600233851176/

Nicholas was featured in one of last year's issues. Without doubt one of the most creative and imaginative photographers we've featured in a long time (and he's a real nice guy too!)

Matt

[datawise]

Strobist - he has a blog too - all to do with flash photography.

[Mojo_66]

I always like to have a look at pictures from these 2 when I'm on Flickr.

Christian Davies

Voigtf64

[Panda_]

I always like to have a look at pictures from these 2 when I'm on Flickr.

Christian Davies

Christian Davies has some fantastic seascapes!!
Cheers