> In terms of his imagery though, with the same camera and locations, I think a majority of professional photographers could produce the same quality photos. There's really nothing unique about his work and it hints a bit of Thomas Kinkaid.
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> Not to get of course here, but does anyone know what type of camera he uses. The sharpness of his work at these sizes is very good.
I beg to differ.... John's work is head and shoulders above the rest. Granted he shoots locations that are sought out by every landscape and "doors & windows" photographer in the world, but his images set the standard.
I've been doing art shows for 30 years and the first time I saw him I thought his work was acceptably average. This was in Omaha, NE in the mid-eighties. Then 15 years later I saw his work in Green Bay, WI and I was stunned. I don't shoot what he shoots so there is no overlap or competition, but I remember telling a friend (also in the show and a direct competitor of his), that in my opinion, his images were "perfect".
Since then, John and I have become friends and I don't know anyone who works harder than he does to present his work in the best light. His latest work is produced with a digital Hasselblad and printed from multiple exposures through HDR.
Stop, look, listen. It doesn't get any better than that.
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