Neil Creek – Photographer

This project has concluded. You can see the results here.

The atmosphere is intense, here in the Iron Chef Photography arena. When the secret ingredient was revealed, you could almost hear the ideas bouncing around inside the heads of the challengers. This is shaping up to be an epic battle, and it can only be a good thing for photography!

Also, we can now announce our panel of expert judges. Each one of them is an incredibly talented photographer with a creative eye and nose for talent. All three are members of the instant hit, Fine Art Photo Blog. They’ll be tough to impress, but I’m certain that they will be able to share some of their years of accumilated wisdom with the the successful challengers.

Let’s indroduce the judges

Brian Auer is a photographer currently residing in the San Diego area. He’s been actively pursuing the art of photography since 2003, and his daily quest is to become a better photographer. The Fine Art Photoblog is Brian’s creation and he has selected some of the finest and most enthusiastic photographers to participate in this website. He also blogs about photography at the Epic Edits Weblog and shares his work at Flickr.

Andrew Gibson is a photographer who was born in the UK and graduated from the Blackpool & Fylde College with a BA (Hons) Photography in 1999. One region he’s been drawn back to time and time again is South America, in particular Argentina and the Andean regions of Boliva and Peru. It’s for this reason that he’s moved to Argentina to focus on photographing and writing about these countries.

Andreas Manessinger is a photographer working in Vienna, Austria who spends his weekends in Carinthia, Austria’s most southern, sunny province. Since autumn 2006 he has a photoblog where he posts one image per day, and that means shot, processed and posted at the same day. His work is mostly street photography when he is in Vienna, and landscapes and rural environments on weekends, but these are no hard rules.

Now lets see how the battle is progressing by taking a look at the submissions so far.

Submissions

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#7	#8	#9
#10	#11	#12
#13	#14	#15
#16	#17	#18
#19	#20	#21
#22	#23	#24
#25	#26	#27
#28

What an outstanding selection of photographs, I’m sure you agree! Keep watching this page for more submissions, which will be added as they come in!

Don’t forget, the due date is MARCH 24th