Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2002/04/18
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Allard's work is fantastic.
Think about the old cowboy standing under the American flag -- a classic. He has a book out, Portraits of America, check it out
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0792264185/qid=1019131524/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_1/102-9641846-5775364
I'm actually a fan of the black and white Frank/Faurer/Smith school, but it's hard to flame Nat Geo's color stuff -- their photogs really kick ass.
ps I'm Matteo from Milan, Italy. I was on the LUG last year, then unsubscribed, now I'm glad to be back
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As to memorable photos in the Geographic, off the top of my head and no
particular order...
1.- Bruce Dale's time exposure of a 747 landing.
2.- Jodi Cobb's Geisha's Lips
3.- Jim Stanfield's Vatican and Paris Essays.
4.- Bill Allard's Peruvian boy in tears after one of the family sheep was
killed by a car.
5.- Joe McNally's shot from the top of the Empire State building.
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