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Peter Lindbergh shows his voice in his artwork by capturing fashion models and not airbrushing them like the media liked to do. He also would capture fashion photos and put narrative commentary with it. He also specialized in black and white raw photography. The picture below is Amber Valletta in the September 2009 issue of Harper's BAZAAR taken by Peter Lindbergh.

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Patrick Demarchelier was another fashion photographer during Lindbergh's time. Demarchelier would capture models with all their makeup and big hair and would airbrush and touch up the photos a lot. Like this picture from Vanity Fair magazine cover 1986 taken by Patrick Demarchelier

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Richard Mosse is from Ireland, but works in NYC. His photos focus on activism, armed crises, and humanitarian and environmental issues. His work is photojournalism.

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Robert Adams focuses his photography to be black and white and to show the impact of humans on the American West. He focuses on the traces humans leave behind on the wilderness and open spaces but doesn't usually show humans.

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Arturo Herrera is an artist that uses many mediums like sculpture, photography, abstract art, and more. He uses items like felt and pins to create art pieces. He uses techniques called fragmentation and splicing.