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Pittsburgh artist Jack Stauber is an artist who makes that combines many different mediums, all of which  are infused with his signature eccelctic style. He often focuses on video, animation and music and combines all of these to create a sound and a style all his own. I could talk about his work for hours but instead I'm going to just leave a link, feel free to check him out for yourself!
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Arnold Newman was an American photographer whose particular style of photography often incorporated portraits of celebrities in front of their work spaces. If you take a look at some examples of his work, the general guise is very perspective oriented and high-contrast, giving it a cinematic feel. Often his subjects are less of the focus than the items associated with them, as the subjects are peripheral in relation to the photographs and/or only occupy a fraction of the space whereas the backgrounds are vast spaces full of information that give the photos a whole extra layer as they act as very efficient storytelling devices.

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I'm not entirely sure what to say, but this artist mainly uses photos as a base and digitally paints on top of them to add atmosphere, building upon the photo and creating a new world entirely. I enjoy the darkness the pieces are able to convey, while also actively inviting the viewer to look deeper.

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Leon M. is an German photographer I have followed for a while who creates very atmospheric tonal works often focused on space and color. They are often minimalist in these elements focusing on conveying a clear tone. I messaged him about this project and he got back to me with a brief bio and description of his goal and process I will be linking below. Nice fellow.

https://www.instagram.com/lenswatching/

Hey man! It's a big pleasure that you're doing a little presentation about my work! I appreciate that!

well my name is Leon, I'm from Stuttgart / Germany 23 years old. It all started in secondary school fifth grade. I was always the one who had my little camera with me when we got out of the classroom somewhere. It was just fun for me capturing some memories of special moments and good times. Time after time photography and filming became more interesting for me and I started buying some better stuff. Today I love capturing surreal moments with cinematic characteristics. It's hard to describe for me but in my opinion every single photo have his own little story with itself. I also love bringing up some emotions through shots or films. The endless opportunities of catching stuff is something that fascinates me, giving the perfect light into it and searching for the tones that fit perfectly to the shot or video. I do inspire myself from some films and some music tracks.

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Brian Vu is another photographer who I look to for inspiration. I really like his  portrait work and bright colors. I'm going to use some of his work as inspiration.
http://www.brian-vu.com/
Miho Kajioka
Her work is exclusively film which I find very nice. Her work is very simplistic and involve very natural/organic scenes. Her series "And, where did the peacocks go?" is one of my favorites.
http://mihokajioka.com/index.html

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Miho Kajioka   works   And  where did the peacocks go 

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(this is McKenna's post) Caroline Mackintosh, Wonderland, Max Rosenbaum

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(this is McKenna's post) Caroline Mackintosh, Wonderland, Max Rosenbaum

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I'm sad I have lost my original person. She was boath the photographer and subject. She did very crazy large set ups that where vary  unreal.

but here are three others I like.
Caroline Mackintosh
she does a lot of nude women and create a very calm feeling in her work. It feels very natural. I like the way she has some pictures that are varry set up and others feel varry in the moment.  (her pc is the girl in flowers)
You can look at her work on her insta @carolinemackintosh

The second person I found was "Wonderland" i believe u is her name. She shoots very model like but It has a old time quality to it I really like. I also like hw plane the background is and how much is going on in the subject. @wonderland on insta

Max Rosenbaum - Lastly is a family friend who does graphic design and has some photography. He was also a Nocca student. He  now lives in La and has worked for  hulu and Netflix.
https://www.maxrrosenbaum.com/photoediting

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Leah uses different techniques with film and darkroom chemicals to help her cope with her anxiety and depression. Her images are always very dark and abstract. She encapsules the beauty of randomized "happy accidents". What caught my attention was once series in particular where she put a pinhole camera on her chest DURING panic attacks and let the image expose as she calmed down. I took inspiration from these and even did a similar idea when we were shooting film. -Sophia G.
https://www.leahfreedphotography.com/new-page

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These artists specifically lean towards experimental/editorial film, but I find their photography  attractive as well.

In Eddie's work, the photos showcase either models in "headlights" or "blurry" atmospheres. His themes are very color-specific, which is used to showcase an especially vibrant/youthful atmosphere. Here are some of his work!
https://www.artistrylondon.com/photography-motion/eddie-whelan

also, I found him through the music video below; take a look if u want!

My second artist chosen is Diane Guais. Also a fashion model, Diana explores the wonderfully weird world of women, doing so with uncomfortably silent stills, unidentified time periods, and extremely saturated work.
here is some of her stuff:

https://www.dianeguais.com

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/318ee6_da9852416f7f479492963383fd9be684~mv2_d_3404_2269_s_2.jpg/v1/fill/w_1352,h_898,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01/DSC00198%20%20RETOUCH%202.jpg https://vimeo.com/267017313

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Rina Sawayama - Comme Des Garçons (Like the Boys)

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Sven Nykvist is a Swedish cinematographer who worked closely with director and fellow Swede Ingmar Bergman on almost all of his films.
He is considered one of the most influential cinematographers, and earned the moniker "Master of Light" for his use of natural and subtle lighting.
His work in Winter Light (1963) is considered by many to have some of his best work.
https://imgur.com/oEhoqW3
https://imgur.com/ufxhWZ2
https://imgur.com/yMrAimx
https://imgur.com/CGyewFw
https://imgur.com/IhRKvkr
https://imgur.com/GbtokNW
https://imgur.com/ksw8xMR
https://imgur.com/bDvzMyD

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Damian Borja is a photographer that i have enjoyed for a while now. His work is mostly portraits of people that are kind of like glamour shots. His photos are have their own personality based on who is in the photo and what they are doing. He uses color, pose, and a blurring effect to bring life to the photos. A good example of this is his fantasy pieces which have to be some of my favorite.
http://www.damianborja.com/fantasy

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Sally Mann's work-start at minute 13:45. Mann often circles around what's near to her on her family farm-children, her pets, and the landscape. She uses large format photography which is a super slow shooting process. See how her kids felt about being her models when they were younger. 

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Sally Mann's work-start at minute 13:45. Mann often circles around what's near to her on her family farm-children, her pets, and the landscape. She uses large format photography which is a super slow shooting process. See how her kids felt about being her models when they were younger. 

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https://art21.org/watch/art-in-the-twenty-first-century/s1/sally-mann-in-place-segment/

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Check out this video about Roni Horn from Art21. Start is at minute 39:53 Roni Horn  uses a variety of media to express her experience of the world and others. I'm interested in the way water and identity merge at times, especially with the series "I am the Weather".

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Check out this video about Roni Horn from Art21. Start is at minute 39:53 Roni Horn  uses a variety of media to express her experience of the world and others. I'm interested in the way water and identity merge at times, especially with the series "I am the Weather".

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https://art21.org/watch/art-in-the-twenty-first-century/s3/roni-horn-in-structures-segment/