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1) Graciela Iturbide - Biography | ICP

2)Graciela Iturbide | MoMA

3)Graciela Iturbide’s images reveal untold stories of indigenous Mexico | CNN

4)Graciela Iturbide's best photograph: a Mexican Seri woman | Photography | The Guardian

5)Photographic: The Life of Graciela Iturbide | The J. Paul Getty Museum

6)Graciela Iturbide Photos Show The Beauty And Dreams Of Mexico : The Picture Show : NPR

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1929- During this time Bravo met Hugo Brehme. A year later he decided to buy himself his own camera, after experimenting with it for some time he finally got his first hit photo 'Maniquis Riendo' that he released publicly in 1930.

In 1931 Bravo released yet another one of his hit photographs 'El ensueno'. It was a photograph that showed emotions and had a very depth feeling to it. It was also shot during the Mexican Revolution.

During he year 1931 Bravo shot most of his photographs. There isn't really a story behind 'Parabola Optica', but it is a photo that was taken on the streets of Mexico City.

That same year in 1931 Bravo's last photo shot during that year was taken, 'Escala de escalas'. The photo represents the work that lies in the streets of Mexico.

Bravo was born February 4th, 1902, Mexico City. He died on October 19th 2002. He was Known for his poetic images of Mexican people and places some being, 'Maniquis Riendo, El ensueno, Parabola Optica, and Escala de Escalas'. He stayed in Mexico City since he was born and never traveled anywhere beyond that. He also went through several distinct phases in the 1920s.

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1929- During this time Bravo met Hugo Brehme. A year later he decided to buy himself his own camera, after experimenting with it for some time he finally got his first hit photo 'Maniquis Riendo' that he released publicly in 1930. In 1931 Bravo released yet another one of his hit photographs 'El ensueno'.

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The Interesting Life & Career Of Elliott Erwin

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https://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/lindsay-adler.html

https://www.pressconnects.com/story/news/connections/2016/04/04/stories-lindsay-adler/82464406/#:~:text=A%20family%20affair&text=Her%20mother%2C%20Kathleen%2C%20is%20a,her%20father%20had%20a%20darkroom.

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU6k064s_XoFd-8MmpjFDYA

https://www.creativelive.com/instructor/lindsay-adler

https://gabifigueiredo.weebly.com/inspirational-artist-lindsay-adler/meet-lindsay-adler

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Mary Ellen Mark | American photojournalist

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Mary Ellen Mark, (born March 20, 1940, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.—died May 25, 2015, New York City, New York), American photojournalist whose compelling empathetic images, mostly in black and white, document the lives of marginalized people in the United States and other countries. Mark gradu…

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1. Mary Ellen Mark was born March 20, 1940 in Philadelphia PA, and passed away May 25, 2015 in New York city, NY.

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Yousuf is famous for portraits of important men and women like Albert Eistein, sir winston, churchill to Walt Disney

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The photographer Matt Black discovered that it was possible to drive from California to the east coast without once losing sight of America’s poor.

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One wave reaching to shore, the other arching back to the place from which it came.

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1. Sebastiao Salgado | Biography, Photography, Books, Genesis, Documentary, & Facts | Britannica

2. Sebastião Salgado | Artnet

3. Sebastião Salgado Has Seen the Forest, Now He's Seeing the Trees | Arts & Culture| Smithsonian Magazine

4. Sebastião Salgado: 13 impactful photos that summarize the photographer's work - Cultura Genial

5. In the Beginnings: Sebastião Salgado's Genesis | TIME

6. Sebastião Salgado - Biography, Photography, Books (amazonasimages.com)

7. All About Sebastião Salgado: The Brazilian + Famous Photographer (artcetera.art)

8. Sebastião Salgado - A Look at the Brazilian Photojournalist (artincontext.org)

9. Sebastião Salgado | Photography and Biography (famousphotographers.net)

10. Sebastião Salgado: Between Fame and Suspicion | Oscar in Photos (oscarenfotos.com)

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Sebastião Salgado, in full Sebastião Ribeiro Salgado, (born February 8, 1944, Aimorés, Brazil), Brazilian photojournalist whose work powerfully expresses the suffering of the homeless and downtrodden.

Salgado was the only son of a cattle rancher who wanted him to become a lawyer. Instead, he studied economics at São Paulo University, earning a master's degree in 1968. While working as an economist for the Ministry of Finance (1968-69), he joined the popular movement against Brazil's military government. Seen as a political radical, Salgado was exiled in August 1969. He and his wife fled to France, where he continued his studies at the University of Paris. In 1971, while on an assignment in Rwanda as an economist for the International Coffee Organization, he took his first photographs and soon decided to teach himself the craft. He became a freelance photojournalist in 1973.

Over the next decade Salgado photographed a wide variety of subjects, including the famine in Niger and the civil war in Mozambique. In 1979 he joined the prestigious Magnum Photos cooperative for photojournalists, and two years later he gained prominence in the United States with a riveting photograph that captured John Hinckley's attempt to assassinate President Ronald Reagan. By the mid-1980s Salgado had begun to devote himself almost entirely to long-term projects that told a story through a series of images. By this time he also established his style: impassioned photographs grounded in great formal beauty and strong compositions, which lend a sense of nobility to his often downtrodden subjects. He won the City of Paris/Kodak Award for his first photographic book, Other Americas (1986), which recorded the everyday lives of Latin American peasants. This was followed by Sahel: Man in Distress (1986), a book on the 1984-85 famine in the Sahel region of Africa, and An Uncertain Grace (1990), which included a remarkable group of photographs of mud-covered workers at the Serra Pelada gold mine in Brazil.

In 1993 Salgado's international reputation was confirmed when his retrospective exhibition "In Human Effort" was shown at the Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art; it was the first time in the history of Japan's national museums that the works of an individual photographer were displayed. That same year he published Workers, an epic portrait of the working class. Four years later Terra: Struggle of the Landless received tremendous critical acclaim. The collection of black-and-white photographs taken between 1980 and 1996 documents the plight of impoverished workers in Brazil; the work includes a preface by Portuguese novelist José Saramago as well as poems by Brazilian singer-songwriter Chico Buarque. In the 1990s Salgado recorded the displacement of people in more than 35 countries, and his photographs from this period were collected in Migrations: Humanity in Transition (2000). Many of his African photographs were gathered in Africa (2007). Genesis (2013) assembled the results of an eight-year global survey of wildlife, landscape, and human cultures uncorrupted by the onslaught of modernity and industrialization.

In 1998 Salgado and his wife, Lélia Wanick Salgado, helped to found the Instituto Terra, a project that endeavoured to restore a degraded portion of rainforest in Minas Gerais, Brazil. He was the subject of Wim Wenders's documentary The Salt of the Earth (2015).

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Sebastião Salgado | Brazilian photographer

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Annie Leibovitz Latest Articles | Vanity Fair

Annie Leibovitz | Artnet

Annie Leibovitz Discusses New Book, 'Wonderland', Releasing Nov. 17 - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

Annie Leibovitz | Biography, Art, Portraits, & Facts | Britannica

Annie Leibovitz - Hauser & Wirth (hauserwirth.com)

Annie Leibovitz Latest Articles | Vogue

Annie Leibovitz Teaches Photography (masterclass.com)

LGA (lgamanagement.com)

Annie Leibovitz biography | Hamiltons (hamiltonsgallery.com)

Annie Leibovitz on the shots that made her | Annie Leibovitz | The Guardian

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Resources

Duane Michals - Artists - DC Moore Gallery

Duane Michals | Surrealist, Narrative, Photojournalist

Duane Michals | Photography and Biography

Duane Michals | MoMA

Duane Michals | International Center of Photography

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'Public Thirst'-1933

It reveals the city's uneven progress towards modernized infrastructure.

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Annie's most famous picture

Taken on December 8th, 1980

This picture is a representation of Lennon's and Ono's intimacy.

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Mujer Ángel (Angel Woman)," Sonoran Desert (1979).

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Mujer Ángel (Angel Woman)," Sonoran Desert (1979).

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This photo was taken in Mexico's Sonoran desert in 1979, while working on a series called "Mexican Seri people" for the ethnographic archive of the National indigenous Institute. One day, Graciela went with this group of people to a cave where there are Indigenous painting. She took this picture of this woman during her walk there, she called her "Mujer Angel", because she looked like as if she could fly off the desert, while carrying a tape recorder.

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Minnesota native Jimmy Chin's sense of adventure was first sparked in his youth during a family vacation to Montana's Glacier National Park , where he was awestruck taking in the surrounding mountainscape. Since then, his adrenaline addiction has only grown: He's scaled and skied , trekked 300 miles across Tibet's Chang Tang Plateau , and ascended via the treacherous Shark's Fin - earning a Guinness World Record alongside his climbing comrades.

The 45-year-old's career in adventure photography happened almost by accident, when he nabbed a friend's camera to snap a photo of in California's Yosemite National Park ; his pal submitted that shot to an outdoor clothing company, which opted to purchase the image. Emboldened, Chin bought his own camera and hasn't looked back, his work since featured in such powerhouse publications as and . It's only fitting that all these years later, El Capitan continues to captivate Chin, who earlier this year won an Academy Award for his documentary (co-directed with his wife, Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi ), a vertigo-inducing account of climber Alex Honnold's successful free solo ascent of the iconic granite monolith.

Yosemite National Park

CaliforniaMay 10, 2016

Alex Honnold contemplates the vertical relief from Glacier Point to the valley below. About a year later on June 3, 2017, he free soloed the 3,000-foot Freerider route , graded 5.13a, on El Capitan.

Canadian Rockies

Alberta, CanadaMarch 28, 2015

During a down day from skiing, professional skier Kalen Thorien explores the Athabasca Glacier and ice caves in the Canadian Rockies.

Great Arch

Getu Valley, ChinaApril 17, 2017

Felipe Camargo climbs Corazón de Ensueño , an eight-pitch sport route, graded 5.14b, on the Getu Great Arch , considered one of the steepest routes in the world.
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Adventure Photographer Jimmy Chin Shares His Favorite Photos | Artful Living Magazine

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The Minnesota native and Oscar winner shares some of his top shots from his wild ride of a career.

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This was taken at Yosemite National Park on May 10, 2016. Him and his buddy were climbing and then he got this picture.

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Fine art conceptual photographer

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This photograph was taken at a distance of an endless amount of mine workers scattered around the gold mine.

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1. Matt Black Bio, Info and Contact — Matt Black

2. Matt Black • Photographer Profiles • Magnum Photos

3. Matt Black's Photos Capture 'American Geography' Left Behind | TIME

4. Matt Black | Pulitzer Center

5. Matt Black Photographs the Ubiquity of Poverty (altaonline.com)

6. Matt Black: AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY | MONOVISIONS - Black & White Photography Magazine

7. Photographer Matt Black on documenting poverty - CBS News

8. Depicting Poverty: Matt Black Pushes Documentary Photography to its Fullest Range - Reading The Pictures

9. Exhibition - American Geography - Robert Koch Gallery

10. The Steinbeck of Photography: Matt Black Shows American Reality (thephoblographer.com)

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Street Photographer

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Photographer Travis Burke on Adventure Photography (thephoblographer.com)

Three years by van: Photographer chasing his dream - The San Diego Union-Tribune (sandiegouniontribune.com)

4 Years on the Road With Adventure Photographer Travis Burke - Men's Journal (mensjournal.com)

A Journey into Adventure Photography • The Adventure Portal

Travis Burke | Leaders.com

APA San Diego Presents: An Evening with Adventure Photographer Travis Burke - Museum of Photographic Arts at the San Diego Museum of Art (MOPA@SDMA)

How an Adventure Photographer is Following His Passion – and He Wants You to Do the Same! - IssueWire

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1. Taken at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War and showing the moment of a bullet's impact on a soldier, this photograph has become an emblem of the "medium's unrivaled capacity to depict sudden death". (Robert Capa | The Falling Soldier | The Metropolitan Museum of Art (metmuseum.org))

2. (Robert Capa • Photographer Profile • Magnum Photos)

3. (https://www.magnumphotos.com/photographer/robert-capa/)

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Cyanotypes

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street photographer of Mexico during 1920-1950s

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Day-Night Photographer

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social justice and child labor

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Annie Leibovitz- celebrity and editorial photographer

Brandon Stanton- Humans of New York

Brooke Shaden- fine art photographer

Ansel Adams- landscape photographer

Henry Cartier-Bresson- “the decisive moment”

Aaron Chang- Solana Beach beach photographer

Mary Ellen Mark- documentary photography

Dorothea Lange- documentary photography- the dust bowl

Steve McCurry- National Geographic “The Afghan Girl”

Lyndsay Adler- fashion photographer

Robert Capa- war photographer during WWII

Sandy Skoglund- fine art photographer, colorful

Manuel Alvarez Bravo- street photographer of Mexico during 1920-1950s

Duane Michals- fine art conceptual photographer

David Hockney- fine art photographer

Winston Churchill Eve Arnold- portrait photographer, movie stars of 50s

Josef Koudelka- documentary photographer, gypsies

Sebastiao Salgado- Brazilian documentary photographer and photojournalist

Neil Leifer- sports photographer

Jimmy Chin- adventure photographer

Clark Little- surf photography

Matt Black- contemporary documentary photographer who focuses on S. CA and Mexico

Peter Lindbergh- fashion photography

Lynn Goldsmith- concert photographer

J. Grant Brittain- skateboard photographer

Elliot Erwitt, street photography

Travis Burke- nature and night photography

Jerry Uelsman- photo collages

Alice Gao- still life photographs

Chris Buckard- surf photography

Graciela Iturbide- Mexican street photographer

Lewis Hine – social justice and child labor

David Goldblatt – South African photographer

Jerry L. Day – Night photographer

Sheila Pree Bright – Atlanta-based photographer

Man Ray - Cyanotypes

Richard Avedon - Fashion Photographer

Atiba Jefferson - Skateboard and sports photographer