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Louis Daguerre born November 18, 1787 was a French artist and photographer. He was well known especially for his invention, daguerreotype process of photography.

During 1829 he decided to work with Nicephore Niepce. Nicephore was an inventor and in 1822 he produced the first heliograph, followed by the first permanent camera photograph in 1826. After Nicephore death in 1833, Daguerre continued experimenting with photograph and founded his invention of the daguerreotype.

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Mike Curry is a photographer who focuses on landscape photography as well as portrait photographs. He began a career in photography during 1982 by working at a studio, Selfridges Portrait Studio.

He is a well known photography and this has earned him several awards, in 2010 he earned four awards. As well as this he has also been featured in the Phase One gallery.

His career has allowed him to be given the option of teaching landscape photography.

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Antonia Beato born after 1832 was a British and Italian photographer who is well known for this photography work especially his portraits, architecture views and landscapes in Egypt. Antonio is the brother to Felice Beato who was also a photographer who he later joined a company with.

During 1860 Antonio decided to travel to Cairo and during his time there he opened a photographic studio in 1862. The studio allowed him to produce tourist images and the views of the architectural sites. Beato also became partners with Hippolyte Arnoux in the late 1860s.

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Galen Avery Rowell born 23rd August, 1940 in California is a wilderness photographer, who became a full time photographer in 1972.

Rowell first began photography due to his love for climbing where he recorded the locations by taking photographs. During 1972 he sold his business to allow him to become a full time photographer.

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Timothy O'Sullivan was born in Ireland, January 14 1840 was a photographer best known for his work relating to the American Civil War and the Western United States. During the Civil War he took photographs of the different scenes and when discharged these were published in the Civil War photographs collection. His most famous photograph he captured was "The Harvest of Death," which showed dead soldiers from the Battle of Gettysburg which he captured in 1863.

During 1867 - 1869 he was a photographer for Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel. This allowed him to photograph the West part in order to attract settlers.

He also spent as a photographer for U.S. Geological Survey and the Treasury Department where he recorded photographs.

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Edward Henry Weston born March 24, 1886 in Chicago was an American photograph who has been described as "one of the most innovative and influential American photographers" as well as "one of the masters of 20th century photography". Weston captured a range of different photographs which includes landscapes, still life and portraits. He is well known for his photographs which he captured at Point Lobos and California.

During 19377 Weston was the first photographer who received a Guggenheim Fellowship and within the next couple of years he produced almost 1,400 negatives.

Weston once worked at a photography studio, George Steckel situated in Los Angeles and worked as a negative retoucher. This allowed him to gain experience and within several months he moved to the studio of Louis Mojonier. This was the start of his career as he was able to learn the different techniques involved as well as gaining experience of running a photography studio.

Weston opened his own business in 1911, "The Little Studio" located in Tropico. Weston worked in his studio creating portraits of friends.

During his career Weston gained recognition by winning competitions, publishing photographs and writing several articles for magazines.

In July 1923 Weston travelled to Mexico where he organised an exhibition for his work at the Aztec Land Gallery. During his time in Mexico it allowed Weston to see the different culture and scenery. Once in Mexico he started to use his camera to capture everyday objects such as toys and door ways which took his photography to a different style. He continued taking photographs of people and objects which he was surrounded by and soon became well known in Mexico.

In 1947 Weston was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease which prevented him from capturing photographs. Therefore he spent the rest of his time printing more than 1,000 of his famous photographs.

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Ansel Adams born 20th February, 1902 was an American photography. He is well known for his landscape photography and the use of black and white which can be seen in his photographs captured of the Yosemite National Park.

Adams also experimented with photography which allowed him to develop the Zone System. This allows the artist to determine the exposure and to adjust the contrast of the photograph. During his career he also founded Group f/64 with Willard Van Dyke and Edward Weston.

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Andre Kertesz born 2nd July, 1894 in Hungarian was a photographer and was known for his composition within photography. As well as photograph he has also written several essays and known for his photojournalism.

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Felice Beato (Felix Beato) born in 1832 was an Italian British photographer who was know as one of the first people to capture photographs in East Asia as well as one of the first war photographers. His photography work is varied as he experimented with different styles which includes portraits, panoramas and landscapes. During his career he often travelled to different locations which allowed him to capture a variety of photographs.

During 1853 Beato and James Robertson started taking photographs together and later became partners, "Robertson & Beato". They were later joined by Beato's brother, Anotonio when undertaking photographic expeditions to Malta (1854) as well as Greece and Jerusalem (1857).

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Louis Arthur Ducos due Hauron born in Langon on 8th December, 1937 was a French pioneer of colour photography.

In 1862 Hauron started developing his techniques for colour photography by using additive and subtractive methods. During his career he wrote about his development which allowed him to publish his ideas in 1869, Les couleurs en photographie, solution du probleme.

One of his famous photographs is the View of Agen which was captured in 1877. This shows a landscape situated in Southern France which was printed by using the subtractive assembly method. Other successful photographs include a view from his attic window and views from Algeria.

Hauron continued to further his experiments by creating the anaglyph stereoscopic print in 1891 which is describe as the "red and blue glasses" type of 3D print. This technique already existed in drawings, however Hauron was the first to reproduce this technique of anaglyph prints on paper.

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James Wallace Black born 10th February 1825 is an American photographer. He began his career as a daguerreotype plater polisher and later became partners with John Adams Whipple.

During his career he created the first successful aerial photographs where he photographed Boston while in a hot air balloon at 1,200 feet.

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Edward Anthony born January 31, 1819 was an American photographer and also one of the founders of
E. & H. T. Anthony & Company. Edward was a trained civil engineer who studied photography. This allowed him to work his way into the photography industry by opening a Daguerreotype gallery situated in New York.

The company, E. & H. T. Anthony was a manufacturer and distributor of photographic supplies located in the U.S. during the 19th century. The company was found during 1850 as Anthony started producing daguerreotype cases, camera boxes and photographic chemicals. In 1852 his brother, Henry T. Anthony became partners with him, allowing them to work together.

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Seneca Ray Stoddard born in 1844 was an American landscape photographer and is well known for his photographs captured of Adirondack Mountains located in New York.

Stoddard began photography at the age of 20 in Glens Falls and later in Adirondacks. During his career he published several books, a guide to Saratoga Springs, Lake George - Luzerne - Schroon Lake in 1873. He is well known for his guidebook he published in 1873, the Adirondacks: Illustrated which was later revised and reprinted during 1914 as well as the first tourist map of the Adirondacks which was published in 1874. This later led to him producing a topographical survey of the Adirondacks.

Stoddard later focussed on travelling to different locations such as Bermuda, the Holy Lands, Italy, Switzerland and France. In 1897 he continued to travel to places such as England, Orkney, Shetland, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Germany and Russia. These trips allowed him to focus on giving lectures to different types of people and create photographic travel books.

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William Henry Jackson born 4th April, 1843 was an American painter, Civil War Veteran as well as a geological survey photographer. He is well known for his images which he has captured of the American West.

Jackson captured numerous sceneries due to travelling such as railroad routes and Yellowstone region. During 1869 Jackson won a commission from the Union Pacific Railroad and gained him recognition once Ferdinand Hayden discovered his work. When his work was discovered he was asked to join the expedition of the Yellowstone region.

This then led to him being asked to join the U.s. government survey of the Yellowstone River and Rocky Mountains in 1870 which was conducted by Ferdinand Hayden.

During his career Jackson was able to photograph different sceneries such as the Grand Tetons, Old Faithful, Yellowstone, Colorado's Rockies, Mount of the Holy Cross and the Ute. The photographs Jackson captured of the Yellowstone enabled him to convince the U.S. Congress to enable it to be the first National Park in March 1972.

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Gustave Le Gray born 30 August 30, 1820 was a French photograph, known as "the most important French photographer of the nineteenth century".

Gustave trained as a painter but later decided to focus on photography as a career. In 1847 he was able to produce his first daguerreotypes. He pursued a career in teaching photograph where he taught numerous students.

Gustave mainly captured buildings however he also captured portraits and 1860's he also captured the French Army in Syria for a magazine.