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The definition of this image increases the intensity of detail seen in the surrounding foliage. The clear, crisp color of the river traveling down the middle of the image.

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This image demonstrates the vibrancy Ketchum uses in his images of nature to emphasize the intensity of the colors of the landscapes he's capturing. The intense blue of the pool contrasts against the brown and green of the surroundings.

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Park's used his photography to capture the political state of the US in his powerful and symbolic images. This black woman stands in front of the flag, the embodiment of the American dream, only to be holding a mop and broom. This image tells the viewer of the hardship of life as a minority in the states in the 50's and 60's, as we;ll as the irony of the American dream hanging behind her on the wall.

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This image captures the culture of the African american community and two of it's members. In this picture alone you see religion and race. The subjects of the photo are staring intensely at the viewer, seeming to be unapologetic and open about who they are and their culture,

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This water tower is another example of Tice capturing suburban landscapes, this time the subject of the image is being partially covered by the branches of a naked tree.

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This photograph captures the landscape of Cherry Hill New Jersey, a seemingly suburban landscape. It's black and white color scheme and dramatic light and dark contrast are signature to Tice's style of photography.

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"The Allen River Enters Lake Chauekuktuli"

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"The Allen River Enters Lake Chauekuktuli"

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"Petit's Mobile Station, Cherry Hill, New Jersey" 1974

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"Petit's Mobile Station, Cherry Hill, New Jersey" 1974

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He began his photography career as am undergraduate at ACLU, capturing images of 1960's rock and roll culture. Robert Glenn Ketchum is a leading advocate for the environmental movement, utilizing his landscape and nature imagery to earn money and attention towards the effort for a cleaner environment.

Source: https://www.jonathanart.org/robert-ketchum

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Tice was born in 1938 in Newark, New Jersey. He began practicing photography in 1953; Tice's works are almost entirely building and shots of small suburban and rural towns. They're often captured in solitude. Tice captures and transfers his prints to plates of silver gelatin and aluminum. This unique transfer approach gave Tice's works a unique appearance and made them key figures of landscape photography.

Source: http://www.peterfetterman.com/artists/george-tice

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"Husband and Wife, Sunday Morning, Detroit 1960 "

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"Husband and Wife, Sunday Morning, Detroit 1960 "

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Born in 1912, Gordon Parks lived in poverty ridden Kansas in his youth. Parks was not professionally trained in photography but got his start through the Farm Security Administration (FSA) that was gathering data on the conditions of the country in that time. This gave Parks the opportunity to show diversity and american culture through his works. Parks is remembered as a humanitarian, civil rights advocate, photographer, author, and film maker. His style of work is associated with the breaking out racial boundaries in art culture.

Source: http://www.gordonparksfoundation.org/