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Jim Richardson, he was born on December 5th, 1947he's a photographer for Nation Geographic Magazine and a contributing editor for its sisters publication.

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Jim Richardson, Betty Klauman and Her Geese, Taking them across the street to an empty lot with plenty of grasshoppers, B&W

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The work is about identity: how we find it, and how we hide from it.

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Brooke Shaden is known for her highly stylized and dreamlike images and her ability to put herself in amazing worlds that she wishes she could live in. Brooke uses reflections to add depth. She got into photography simply because it her way to tell an entire film in a single frame.

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He uses focus and depth of field in photography to bring his ideas to life. "Because of the miniature nature of his works and tricky focus, the artist sometimes has to shoot up to 300 photos per installation, just to get the right one."

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Bill Gekas (born 1973) is an Australian photographer who focuses on fine arts and portrait photography. His daughter Athena is the main focus of many of his fine art photographs.Born in Melbourne, Gekas originally worked in the IT field and got into photography as an autodidact. In 2010, he started a project that showed his daughter on a set recreating paintings of the old masters. Three years later, these photographs began to attract more and more attention and have been printed in magazines, journals, newspapers and other formats from then on.

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information about the work, what is it about? What was the artist trying to tell the viewers?

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This picture is titled "gorillas in the congo". It was taken by a photographer named Brent Stirton back in 2007 in the congo. In the picture, rangers and local residents are carrying a deceased mountain gorilla. The gorilla's name is Senkwekwe. It along with 6 other gorillas was found dead on that same day. Stirton had a hard seeing the gorilla from the ground and therefore had to find some elevation.

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This image is titled "Raining Popcorn" it was photographed by a famous photographer Sandy Skoglund. In this image Sandy used sculpted figures as well as live models. Sandy used popcorn to achieve her desired look, she used mechanical walls that are covered in popcorn as well as gluing popcorn to her models/sculptures. Sandy also sculpted the tree branches/fire as well.

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You are not to leave your flat for more than an hour at a time. Your equipment must be packed.
Capa was one of four photographers chosen to cover the first days of the United States Army’s massive assault on Hitler’s Europe; he had just enough time to hurry from his apartment on Belgrave Square to buy a new Burberry coat and a Dunhill silver flask. The need for bella figura had been at his core since his childhood in Budapest, where appearances and charm were means to survive.
May 26,  1944

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ojeikere was born june 10, 1930, he lived in a vilage in southwestern nigeria, he spoke yorube and english, he took up photgraphy which was out of the ordany for people in nigeria. camreas was not in high demand and low priority as they was consider luxury he was one of the best in nigira.

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Tyler Mitchell is a 27 year old American photographer that is based in Brooklyn new York.  he is famous for being the first black photographer to shoot an American vogue cover at the age of 23. he takes a lot of creative and colorful photos but his most famous photo is the one he took of Beyonce for the cover of Vogue in 2018.

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Kleber Viveros - 2nd Hour, Bill Cunningham

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Kleber Viveros - 2nd Hour, Bill Cunningham

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Cunningham was known for his candid and street photography. He first became known as a designer of women's hats before moving on to writing about fashion for Women's Wear Daily and the Chicago Tribune. He began taking candid photographs on the streets of New York City.

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Carrie Mae Weems(1953 (age 69 years), Portland, ) is an American artist working in text, fabric, audio, digital images and installation video, and is best known for her photography. She achieved prominence through her early 1990s photographic project The Kitchen Table Series.

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Xavier Byers 1st Hour: Henri Cartier-Bresson

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Xavier Byers 1st Hour: Henri Cartier-Bresson

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Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French humanist photographer considered a master of candid photography, and an early user of 35mm film. He pioneered the genre of street photography, and viewed photography as capturing a decisive moment. Cartier-Bresson was one of the founding members of Magnum Photos in 1947.

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Gordon Parks, known as the Godfather of Cool

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Gordon Parks was a pioneer for photography. With the limited photography technology he had accessed too, he still took breathtaking photos for his time. It is most likely he used a Canon F-1 or a Nikon FA when taking his pictures. He took this and all his other photos during the 1900's. I could not find the exact date for his photo as it is old.

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Aliza Razell
2/23/2014
Aliza Razell creates beautiful narratives in her mixed-media photographs by combining self-portraits with splashes of color to produce strange and mystifying images that cannot fully be explained. The beautifully thoughtful moments seem perfectly planned out so that the components can be naturally blend together into meaningful stories.

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Aliza Razell                                           2nd hour  

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Aliza Razell                                           2nd hour  

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Aliza Razell
2/23/2014
Aliza Razell creates beautiful narratives in her mixed-media photographs by combining self-portraits with splashes of color to produce strange and mystifying images that cannot fully be explained. The beautifully thoughtful moments seem perfectly planned out so that the components can be naturally blend together into meaningful stories.

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Grace Jackson 2nd Hour:         Marcus Yam

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Grace Jackson 2nd Hour:         Marcus Yam

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To take this photo Marcus Yam traveled to Kabul airport in Afghanistan. He stood on an elevated surface and took the photo. This photo was taken on August 23, 2021.

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 David Lachapelle, Britney Spears, NYC Street

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Sydney Pendelton-Mitchem 1st Hour: David LaChapelle

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Sydney Pendelton-Mitchem 1st Hour: David LaChapelle

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In this photo, he used Phase One camera system, and used photoshop to edit lighting and other things in his photos. This photo was taken in the late 2000's.

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Britney Spears: NYC Street Scene - David LaChapelle - Google Arts & Culture

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To take this photo Ansel, Turned his back toward the sun. He used the "Orange wratten no.15" filter to darken the sky and highlight the nature and the buildings being captured in the photo. This photo was taken in new mexico, 1941. Ansel felt photos were a way to vent, this photo shows how much of a perfectionist and detailed person he was.