ROCKS OFF
PHOTO GALLERY AND SOURCES ON THE NET
Part 1: Professional
Photographers.
His
motto is IT'S ONLY ROCK 'N' ROLL . . . And I
Shot It. One of the best known rock photographers in the world, Richard E.
Aaron was on-stage and backstage documenting the decade as it unfolded around
some of the most important events in music history
Fernando Aceves.
Check his brand new website http://www.fernandoaceves.com
launched July 2003
He is also in the permanent exhibition in London
at the Rock Archive Gallery
with greats like Gered Mankowitz, Jill Furmanovsky,
Mick Rock and many more
Click to see two additional photos not available at the above-mentioned site: Keith (scanned from the original, courtesy of Fernando) and Group (scanned from the booklet) at Ex Templo de San Lázaro, La Candelaria in Mexico City, D.F.
Altamont Speedway, San Francisco Dec 6, 1969
Robert Altman Photos “Photographer
Extraordinaire”
The
original wallpaper of our message
board was that, but we decided not to use it because it was very difficult to
read, so we relocated this great apocalyptic masterpiece to our set-lists
page!
Henry Diltz has some great shot of the Stones, New Barbarians
and many more, mainly from the LA and San Francisco scene in the 60s-70s,
outstanding work with album covers for the Doors, Steppenwolf and many many more. We bought his CD with a bunch of great pics,
many of them used as the message board header, thanks Henry! In 1992 Jill Furmanovsky won the
Observer's Jane Bown portrait Award for this picture
of Charlie Watts. In
addition to be a dish Lynn is a multi-awarded portrait photographer whose work
has appeared on and between the covers of the most important rock magazines and
other genres, check out her landscapes and flowers. Bob Gruen Stunning! Just visit his
site and his space at Great Modern Pictures
and see it for yourself! A great American photographer,
with Rolling Stone for many years, check her Rolling Stone Covers HERE, we have used a bunch ph
her great pix as one-day headers taken from the inside of Rolling Stone,
thanks!! Also go to the RESTROOMS and find a cool pic. Janet
Macoska, with more than 25 years of experience
with a first class reputation in rock, her memorable rock and roll images have
appeared in Creem, Circus, Hit Parader,
Rolling Stone, 16, The New York Times, The London Times, People, Entertainment
Weekly, American Photo and in publications all over the world. Photo by Gered Mankowitz In addition to the photographs
for the covers he made, he was on tour with the early Stones and has maybe the
best reputation as Rock photographer... a real Pro! Jim
Marshall simply a great photogger! Check
his site out!! Since beginning his career in the early 60's, Jim Marshall has
photographed musicians and events with intimacy, sensitivity and skill. We had
a sample of his photos but he moved his site and we lost it LOL! A new website with a few but great images, check Ed
Perlstein’s MusicImages.com Check soon the upcoming website for the great Neal Preston who did shot a lot of the
greatest. He has maybe the best shots of Mick Jagger performing! His works with
Led Zeppelin and David Bowie are Awesome!!! Another great and real
professional photographer! This is Nicky
as scanned from his second LP and personally authorized by Ethan Russell J Ethan Russell's The Rolling
Stones Rock & Roll Circus Baron Wolman with more than
35 years of experience is a well-known photographer with first class
reputation. He was a founder member of the Rolling Stone Magazine. His motto is
the best recommendation to success: ”Mixing
pleasure with business since 1965”, he was Rolling Stone first
photographer! He worked and had/have real close
relations with artist like The Rolling Stones (from 1967 to 1978), Jimi
Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd, Doors, Frank Zappa, Led Zeppelin, Who,
Jefferson Airplane, Traffic, Jeff Beck, Eric Burdon, George Harrison, Steve
Miller, B.B. King, Taj Mahal, Van Morrison, Johnny
Winter, Ike and Tina Turner and many more. Michael
Zagaris , The Z-Man, or Michael Zagaris for those who don't know, is the legendary San
Francisco based photographer who got his start shooting the biggest rock acts
of the late sixties, and is currently the official team photographer for both
the San Francisco 49'ers and the Oakland A's. Anyone even remotely related to
these two worlds has been immortalized by the Z-Man, from Mick Jagger to Joe
Montana, and everyone in between Three professionals in one site! Ross Halfin, Robert Knight, and Richard Upper
Together. Check Rock and
Roll Gallery! There’s more POPFOTOS. (Closed at the moment) A great place with the newest and the oldest.
With more than eight million celebrity pictures - from rock stars to royalty,
film stars to sports champions. The now famous Keith wearing Keith at the Beacon on March 6, 2001by Kevin
Mazur, was available there in excellent quality. A secure order form and
really fast delivery! A must! You can see more than 250 great
pictures of the Rolling Stones in The Mirror Collection, go to the Stones
directly clicking here, and if it doesn't work enter the main page for pix. Also Check Corbis, a lot of shots and an
unique feature, they sell digital pictures to use in your site or to print them
or whatever you want! Martha's TheRolling-Stone.com
place has cool links Other sites only for
professional companies are London Features
International, Reuters, AP (Associated Press) and Wire Images but you need to be in the media
business and pay big bucks to download images. Part 2: Fan Photographers. STP Exposed A Field Guide To 1972 Tour Photographs by Harold Colson (stoneslib) Thierry Joubaud Photos of Toronto April 26, 1998 More...many more to come! FOR MORE PHOTOS SEE THE SPACE FOR LINKS TO FAN-MADE SITES Special mention to Cindy's Stones History Tour
Macoska's photographs have been exhibited in private
and public galleries around the world. The National Portrait Gallery in London,
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and The Akron Art Museum possess some
of her classic rock and roll photographs in their permanent collections. You've
also seen her work in Hard Rock Cafe's all across the planet.
She worked wih many acts like the New Barbarians,
Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Queen, The Who, Bruce
Springsteen, U2, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Rod Stewart, Sting, Tina Turner and many
more. Janet’s photos have been used in official album covers of David Bowie,
Led Zeppelin, and The Kinks between others.
