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Post here your favourite color photographs, photos that you think best use color, have a great range or combination of color and tones.
I've recently been looking through Saul Leiter's stuff after watching Todd Haynes' 'Carol' and it got me thinking about this.
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Saul Leiter is definitely one of my favourites, the only other colour work that's coming to mind for me right now is Jeff Mermelstein or Joel Meyerowitz. Mermelstein isn't really famous for his work being in colour, he could shoot in black and white and his photos would have a lot of the same character.
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Gregory Crewdson.
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>>2863902
Color does not seem to be an important aspect of that photo, to me. It helps to separate out the details, but it doesn't seem to be a direct strength to me.
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>>2863904
The fact it was taken on the Siberian steppes in 1915 makes the colour a bit of a significant aspect of the photo.
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>>2863908
That isn't what the OP is asking for.
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>>2863879
I like, I like. I assume it was planned rather than a lucky circumstance.
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>>2864049
I don't think it was planned, it was on Treats Magazine though
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