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Faas, Horst

Fanta, Michal

Farace, Joe

Farber, Robert

Farland, R

Favrod, Charles-Henri

Fárová, Anna

Feher, Tom

Feingersh, Ed

Feininger, Andreas

Feinstein, Harold

Ferguson-Forthman, Priscilla

Ferreira, José Miguel

Fetterman, Peter

Filmalter,

Fink, Larry

Finley, James

Finney, Jack

Fiorese, Mauro

Fishburn, David R

Fisher, Franklin

Fitkau, Eryk

Fitzhugh, Susie

Fleming, Scott

Fletcher, Jerry

Flowers, Malcolm

Flusser, Vilém

Flynn, Julian

Frakes, Bill

Frampton, Hollis

Franck, Martine

Frank, Douglas

Frank, Robert

Franklin, Stuart

Freed, Leonard

Freedman, Jill

Friedlander, Lee

Friedrich, Caspar David

Friedus, Robert

Frissell, Toni

Fuguet, Dallett

Fujii, Tamotsu

Fuka, Eva

Furon, D. Keith

Fusco, Paul

Quotes

PRISCILLA FERGUSON-FORTHMAN

It is either there, or it is not. - Priscilla Ferguson-Forthman - This means to stop pretending and to stop making excuses for what you wish were there, for what you felt at the time, and for what is not in the photograph. The "it" must be present in the subject to be in the photograph. So, it's either there, or it's not. Period. Only trouble is, how do you know what the hell "it" is? Especially if you've never seen it before? This is my big insight after the first ten years of trying to find out exactly what constitutes a still photograph. Sometimes simple propositions have the most profound implications.

You have the tools, the materials, the sometimes gorgeous light, the beginnings of a subject calling you. You can begin taking terrific photographs anytime you are ready. So why aren't you ready? What is holding you back? We are all using the same, or similar materials...you have the skills...what are you waiting for? Permission? You have permission. - Priscilla Ferguson-Forthman

The entire visual world is an incredibly interesting place. If that is not sufficient "subject" for you, then I propose that you are in a 'world' of trouble, and had best get out while you can, because this game (of photography) is not for you. - Priscilla Ferguson-Forthman - For the student who constantly complains that there isn't anything to "take pictures of".

There are no minor leagues in photography. Your pictures are either as good as the greats, or they're not. Period. (and welcome to the big show) - Priscilla Ferguson-Forthman - [a reference to baseball in America ]