Name this photographer?

[pat_s7]

<p>a few months ago i read a photo magazine article about this photographer, and i just want to identify him (yes its a he, so thats a start!) since i've lost the mag, basically his style of photography is making everything linear.<br>

he'd take a series of photos of say a line of buildings in the city, crop each one of them and then combine them so that all the buildings are straight horizontally and vertically.<br>

he took photos of buildings and also train line/station (those are the ones i remember from the magazine), i think he did some other similar thing where he combines several hundreds photos into one.<br>

any help?</p>

[Damon DAmato]

<p>Ed Ruscha?</p>

 

[pat_s7]

<p>no, not him.<br>

this guy is middle age i suppose, and he's using digital. i believe he also took photos of either a cathedral or a library (from the inside) and made a very detailed composite image, might've been a 360 deg photo but i cant remember. google's not helping me either</p>

[Jeff Lear]

<p>Jeremy Kidd? I remember him being featured in an issue of the trade magazine <em>PhotoMedia</em> last year, his work is pretty impressive. Here's a link to<a href="http://www.photomediaonline.com/features-stories/landscape-photography/item/298-jeremy-kidd-from-paintbrush-to-pixels.html"> the feature </a>and here's one to his <a href="http://www.jeremykidd.com/">personal site</a>.</p>

[pat_s7]

<p>hi jeff, no thats not him either but thats ok, after days of searching i finally found him on the net this morning, his name is larry yust. hope u guys like his work, certainly a bit different/unique<br>

http://www.whatinternational.com/photos/venice.html</p>

 

[andrew_gardiner]

<p>The film director Stanley Kubrick did a kind of hand made version of this back in the 70's. He commissioned a photographer to photograph every shop on the Commercial road in London, straight on- up a step ladder, and then displayed them all next to each other ( The Commercial road is a long road BTW!).</p>