Talented friends……

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Posted in: Pilgrim's Chronicles

 

Brad Mikel

 

 

When I was assembling the Fuji book I asked some friends to share some of their work  and it amazes me just how many truly fantastic photographers there are out there today!  I thought I might just showcase some of the images I received and credit the wonderful shooters!  Enjoy!

 

Ricky Skaggs

 

 

R.C. Concepcion

 

 

Jim Begley

 

 

Zack Arias

 

 

John “Snake” Barrett

 

 

David Hobby

 

 

Miles Smith

 

 

Jim Haverstock

 

 

Bjorn Moerman

 

 

Scott Kelby

 

 

Jack Graham

 

 

Casey Malone

 

 

Chris Klapheke

 

 

 

Mike Roberts

 

 

….and that’s just a few, I have many more great photography buddies,  and will share them later, but the bottom line is, I am blessed to get to work with,  and call friends, some truly fantastic photographers!!!  Thanks guys I’ve learned from all of you!!!

 

Blessings,

 

the pilgrim

This entry was posted on Tuesday, January 20th, 2015 at 1:40 am

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5 Responses

  1. Bill Fortney says:
    January 20, 2015 at 1:54 am

    Please keep in mind these are low res screen shots the original files are stunning even large!!!!

  2. Mike Roberts says:
    January 20, 2015 at 3:22 am

    Bill, thank you for your friendship, your kindness, support, and encouragement through the difficult time of Zoe’s passing. Looking forward to more workshops with you and great instruction from you this year.

  3. Brad Mikel says:
    January 20, 2015 at 5:05 am

    Thanks Bill. I am honored to be called your friend, and I am really looking forward to
    our time together.
    Brad

  4. Dick Ginkowski says:
    January 21, 2015 at 8:21 pm

    Impressive stuff. As a GAPW “graduate” and (hopefully) “friend” I remember well the Nature of America book. Many of the “amateur” images were as good and sometimes better than the pros and I remember you, Will Clay and some others at the time commenting on the good quality of some of the work. A good workshop with the right instructors can pay off (and, sad to say, a ho-hum one, even with a “name” pro, can be a real disappointment). Our CNPA guys and gals, for example, are incredible. You really are owed a lot perhaps not as much for your present efforts but the past GAPW which got a lot of people interested in great places and great photography. There sure were a lot of imitators!