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Mike Wells is a British photojournalist. He started his career at the age of 19 working as a photographer’s assistant where he gained technical knowledge and occasionally shot photographs for the press. He became a freelance photographer in 1974, shooting around the world for Save the Children UK. Wells won the World Press Photo of the Year in 1980.

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Sion started photography in 2008 and is based in New York.

Sion looks at telling stories from the streets of New York and the peoples experiences. Other than street photography Sion does wedding photography, event photography, portraits, fashion and editorial, entertainment.

"What I remember clearly is how from the moment I arrived in New York City - walking its streets, riding its subways and taxis, sitting at its cafes, and restaurants and visiting its monuments, parks, and hall marks- i haven't stopped shooting since."

Matt Goodyear

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New Year’s Eve, St. Jacques, Perpignan, 2006.

“This picture of a five year-old gypsy boy was taken on New Year’s Eve 2006 in the gypsy community of St. Jacques, Perpignan, Southern France. For Christmas and New Year’s Eve, the men would gather in the Café in their best suits to drink and dance while their wives would prepare dinner at home. It is quite common in St. Jacques for little boys to smoke. Gypsy children are taught astonishingly early to be men or women rather than boys or girls – and men smoke, women don’t.

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Pete Muller is an award winning photojournalist, based in Nairobi, Kenya. His work explores many issues faced by the people around him including: nationalism, masculinity and conflict in the post-colonial states. Lots of his work features in publications like the New York Times and the Washington Post; he's worked with UNICEF and many other humanitarian advocacy campaigns. The Open Society Initiative of Southern Africa have given him a grant for his current project focuses on the relationship between masculinity and violence in Namibia, South Africa and Eastern Congo.

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Don, a British Photojournalist, was very well known for his 'War Photography'. He also took photographs of people in bad timing of their lives.

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Sebastio, a social documentary photographer, He was also known to be a 'Concerned Photographer'. He has traveled to over 120 countries to shoot his work and his work has been shown through press publications and books, his work has been presented throughout the world. He is very respected of contemporary photojournalists.

His work consists of taking photographs of people in their bleakest times.

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While training for a career as an art director, he worked for Harper's Bazaar magazine as an office boy and apprentice artist, sketching shoes. At this time he had no thought of becoming a photographer. Irving Penn is best known for his still life and fashion photography, he was among the first photographers to pose subjects against a simple grey or white backdrop. They present their fashion photography in black and white and he uses food mostly in his still life images.

"A good photograph is one that communicates a fact, touches the heart and leaves the viewer a changed person for having seen it"

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''When we met we were immediately drawn to each other, but we didn’t have an easy start. There was love and passion, but also addiction and pain. Out of an inner need I turned the camera to what was close to me, to have something to hold on to if things threatened to fall apart.'' Sarah Pabste done a series of photos of herself, her partner and what was surrounding them. It was 'intuitive' photographs she felt she needed to capture.

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Tim Walker's photographs have been looked at by readers of Vogue for decades and after concentrating on photographic stills for 15 years, Walker is now also making moving film.

Walker was born in England in 1970, Walker’s interest in photography began at the Condé Nast library in London where he worked on the Cecil Beaton archive for a year before university.

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''Mostly left turns'' is a project Graeme Weston done based on cycling fatalities in London 2015. It consists of a series of images showing the last movements of the eight cyclists killed. The reason for the title of the project is that all but one of the deaths were caused by left-turning lorries. All the seven killed by left-turning lorries were women and the eight person was a man who was killed by a car. He created this project to highlight the issue of cyclists being killed.

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Chad is a story teller photographer and is the creator of Storyteller Photography. He started this business as a result of the past twelve years of creative photography, and twenty years of an artistic illlustration background. He is consistently striving to push the boundaries and capabilities from the moment of capture to the final product. His creative passion began very young, and with the support of friends and family, this endeavor witll continue.

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Steve Mccurry is an american editorial photographer. He captures the essence of human struggle and joy. His most well known photo is an iunidentified afghan refugee girl which is known as one of the most recognisable photographs in the world today. Mccurry's work has been featured in every major magazine in the world and some of ihs work features in National Geographic. He has covered many areas which have international and civil conflict.

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Adam Burton is one of the UK's most renowned landscape photographers and author of five books. Since 2008 he has been working as a full time professional landscape photographer, regularly supplying imagery and undertaking commissions for a wide range of clients. He has photographed five of the seven continents on planet Earth, but now he specialises in the landscapes of the UK, particularly Southwest of England.

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Andre Lambertson is a New York-based photojournalist, teacher, and filmmaker committed to documenting stories of hope, healing, and transformation. He creates award-winning photo essays on social issues for magazines, books, foundations, advocacy organizations and museums.

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Timothy (Tim) Walker was born in 1970.He is a British photographer, who regularly shoots for Vogue, W magazine, LOVE magazine.

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Photographer/filmmaker Gregory Colbert began traveling the world to photograph and film interesting interactions between animals and humans. His exhibition 'Ashes and Snow' is an immersive experience of nature portrayed through a series of photographic artworks, films, and soundscapes. Ashes and Snow has attracted over 10 million visitors so far, making it the most attended exhibition by any living artist in history.

“I would define what I do as storytelling…what’s interesting is to have an expression in an orchestra—and I’m just one musician in the orchestra”.

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Tim was born 5th of December 1970 and died 20th April 2011. Tim was a British documentary photographer who reported on conflict and social issues since the 1990's.

The stories that Tim's photographs tell is the everyday life of being in the army and living in the condition they have do deal with, during conflict.

Tim presented his work by books, such as Infidel, Long Story Bit By Bit and many others, He also presented his work by exhibitions in London, Oslo, and Liverpool.

"He provises an idside look into the real face war and into the soul of our warrior. Moving - a tribute to all whwo serve"

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Sion Fullana has been a photographer for almost 10 years now. He has done street photography in and around New York for one of his projects.

Sion is a visual storyteller who documents everyday life in New York where he lives.

He presents his photographs and projects on his own website, where he writes how he took the photographs and what inspired him to. He has also presented his work in exhibitions from 2009, in Spain, New York, Canada and San Francisco.

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Music and tour photographer based out of San Diego, California. He spends most of his time traveling the world with bands and capturing moments both on and off stage. born June 25th.

His photographs tell stories of the band travels and tours. The bands hire him to post pictures of their life on the road.

Adam presents his work by posting his pictures on his personal blog. he also has his own book full of his best pieces of work.
''I shoot mostly for bands, record labels, print / online publications, and clothing companies. I tour with a few bands for about 3-4 months each year. Touring consists of me hanging out with a bunch of friends in a band and harassing them with my camera on a daily basis.''  Elle-May Stokes

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In the 1890s many people in upper- and middle-class society were unaware of the dangerous conditions in the slums among poor immigrants. Jacob Riis, a Danish immigrant who himself could not originally find much work, hoped to expose the squalor of the 19th-century Lower East Side of Manhattan. After a successful career as a police reporter, he published a photojournal documenting these conditions using graphic descriptions, sketches, photographs, and statistics. I find his work extremely interesting as I really enjoy documenting society and how it works.

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Rinko Kawauchi created a sequence of photographs that are completely unrelated and quite random, yet they work well together when you look at the lighting and colours in the photographs. I find her work really interesting and unique.

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Marchetti is a photojournalist based in Italy. He worked for 13 years in the cinematographic and commercial industry, and in his photography he pays particular attention to political and anthropological issues. He has covered stories in places like Brazil, Cuba, the US, and Central Africa. His work has been published in magazines and newspapers such as New York Times, Vanity Fair and Time.

“The Noble Fire of Ancient Slaves” is a project used to show the dramatic conditions of Haitian society, still suffering from the repression of the 1980s. It shows the commune of ‘Cite Soleil’ in Port-au-Prince, which was born as a result of the depopulation of the Haitian countryside.

Lily Hedges

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Paul Graham uses classic genres of photography (portrait, landscape, still life) to document places he has been and people he has met.

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Sarah is a German born in 1984, she is a documentary photographer and painter. From 2012-2015 she worked as an adjunct lecturer for photography. She was awarded with the 3. Prize in the 'women in society' category of the picture of the year.

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Documented tornados and put it in a book called "Adventures in Tornado Alley"

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Charlie Waite is now one of world's leading landscape photographers. He was born in 1949 and worked in British theatre and television for the first ten years of his professional life . His photo style is unique in that his photographs convey a spiritual quality of serenity and calm. His photographs are held in private and corporate collections throughout the world.

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Robert was an American photographer who was born November 9th 1924.

His most notable work, the 1958 book title The Americans. This documented everyday life in America during he 1950's.

The main story to his work was a journey around America including cities as Detroit, Houston, LA, New Orleans and many others. The photographs all strata of its society.

Robert has present the project The Americans as a book which has 83 out of 28,000 of his best shots. There was also an exhibition displayed in 2009 at the National Gallery of Art.

"The Americans  changed the nature of photography, what it could say and how it could say it. [ . . . ] it remains perhaps the most influential photography book of the 20th century."

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Ross Hoddinott is one of the U.K's leading wildlife and landscape photographers. He has been as a full time professional since 1997, supplying photographs and undertaking commissions for a wide range of publications and clients worldwide.

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Nick Hannes, The Mediterranean and the Continuity of Man

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Nick Hannes, The Mediterranean and the Continuity of Man

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Colin T Gifford is a railway photographer, his most well known work is when documented the last years of mainline British Rail steam 1967-1968, these where published in 2 books, 'Each a glimpse...' '...and gone forever '. He was born in 1936 and during the early 60s, he worked for the publishing company 'Ian Allen' as an art editor, this allowed him to slip in a few photos of his own. His last published work was the book '...and gone forever', published in 1994

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Thomas Jay Oord is a theologian, philosopher, and scholar of multi-disciplinary studies.  He is the author or editor of more than twenty books and professor at Northwest Nazarene University, Nampa, Idaho. He is also a spectacular photographer and lives in one of the most naturally beautiful areas of North America—especially if the untrammeled, pristine vistas of field and stream, mountain and lake are your aesthetic. walk with Tom through the wilds of his home country, taking a moment to reflect on all the spectacularly striking things winter does to the landscape.

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Kirsty’s work ‘wonderland’ began in the summer of 2009 and has now been running for over 5 years. It was created in memory of her mother, who died in 2008 of cancer. The characters that she made where not a reaction of anything that already existed; this was her own personal wonderland. The scenes and images are hybrids, born from the illustrations mixed up with the dreams and the underlying sadness of her grief.

Kirsty suffered from severe depression and found herself retreating to an alternative existence of her camera. This created and unexplained story book without words dedicated to her mother.

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Stein is a photographer who enjoys taking photographs of the manic city of New York. As a city is so crazy, he likes becoming part of the crowd whilst taking photographs, and doesn't like to stand out when doing so.

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Stephen Krieg's photo essays allow him to weave a story around a selection of photos, often from a single day or trip. Filled with observations by a naturalist with a background in forestry and wilderness travel, they are insightful and occasionally humorous.

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He is a documentary photographer. He he is a vintner of the 2014 Best Documentary BHFF NYC award.

1 out of his documentary projects I have chosen From Heaven to Hell. It S about a man that was uprooted from some of the worst Europe slum conditions to Glasglow

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Share your own thoughts, not just copy paste!!

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Eadweard was an English photographer who was born on the 9th April 1830, he passed away on the 8th May 1904. Muybridge went to San Francisco in 1867 as a professional photographer and worked on a variety pieces of work. One of the works that I like is when he took a photo of San Fransisco from California street hill from no 1 to no 13. I like the idea of traveling in a certain route or on the same road and just documenting everything you see like Muybridge did but just different angles of San Fransisco. He used to have a portable darkroom that he would attach to the back of his car to develop his photographs

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You like what you're looking at, don't just grab the first thing you see. This is going to inform your own project!

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Sion is a visual storyteller living in new york city for almost 10 years. His background includes photography, journalism (radio, tv, writing, columnist and social  media expert), filmmaking (fiction and documentary) and public speaking and srotytelling.

he is most passionate about and the one he focuses  all his work in the art of telling a good story. From my background in journalism, he knows how to grab the truest and most honest essence — of a subject, an event, a person, a moment on the street — and convey the message they transmit in the best way possible. From my filmmaking studies, he incorporates a cinematic aesthetic and mood to his work, with the intention to create evocative imagery and stories that come alive in the audience’s minds.
- cara rabjohns

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A few projects:

Cut It Short

Hungarian Sea

The Airmen

Michal Solarski is a London based photographer who after graduating in Poland came to the UK where he studied at The London College of Communication where he earned a masters in Documentary Photography. He likes to travel between the UK and Eastern Europe. This is how he produces most of his work. His work is mainly based around his personal background and experiences.

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Cornell Capa was born to a Jewish family in Budapest in 1936, he moved to Paris where his brother Andre was working as a photojournalist. In 1938 he began working in the 'life' darkroom.

The kind of stories he told were that he made a pioneering study of mentally ill children. He also covered other social issues such as old age in America, and explored his own religious tradition.

Ellie Baker

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Photographs the life of young women having private moments in public spaces. It's very constructive and she always asks permission.

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Sion Fullana is a professional Visual Storyteller in NYC. He has been doing this for nearly a decade. Originally from Mallorca, Spain, and lived in Cuba and Barcelona for a few years. He has a wide range of expertise such as photography, journalism, radio, TV, writing, social media, filmmaking, public and oral speaking. This all corporates into his current job, visual storyteller.

He is very passionate about the art of storytelling and documentary photography. He has a background in journalism so he understands what to capture whether it’s a subject, event, person or random moment. This allows him to convey a message in the best way possible. As he has experience in filmmaking, he can also use his knowledge to show an aesthetic mood in his photographs.

A few of his projects include:

The Power of Perception

Window of Pride

The Sunset That Never Was

Documenting the World Around Me

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He's a 18 year old male photography who shoots still photographs. He likes to think himself as being in the process of developing images which are recognisable as his own. He tries not to take himself too seriously and enjoy what he is doing, while striving to be better and he is endlessly practicing all forms to find where his passion for photography lies.

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To add your names to the posts!!

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He was born and raised in Brazil. He moved abroad when he was 11 for his fathers work and has been travelling the world ever since. He has lived in 14 countries and is currently living in Brussels. He studied one year of journalism in Suffolk University in Boston and film in the University of Barcelona, after a few years in the film industry he decided to take up humanitarian labor where his relationship with photography was sealed. During the last five years he has worked in six humanitarian missions. He started as a street photographer and his work with humanitarian labor has brought him into photojournalism and documentary photography, having documented, among other crisis situations, the living conditions of Syrian civilians in Aleppo and Idlib, and Central African civilians in Bangui during the civil war. He tells the story of the lives of 8 people following them around they're residents in Bangui that underwent the worst violence and destruction, and the recording of spoken testimonies in order to allow each person to relate their experiences and their views about the country’s situation.

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He is a photographer based in London, but travels all around the world on his photographic assignments. He was born in 1949 in Canada.

This particular assignment, "On The Road Again", was shot over 3 decades. Sykes started by flying to New York, and then bought a 6 day bus ticket and travelled to other American destinations, including North Carolina, Florida, Texas, California, Nevada, and back to New York. The photo journal is full of both photographs and diary entries, both explaining his road trip in completely different ways. Some stories within the diary entries include places he went to eat, people he met, and hotels he stayed in. The photographs tell different stories, they show the life of the people living in America during the times he was there, and how little the USA has actually changed within 3 decades. The earliest photograph in the book is from 1969, and the latest from 2001.

"Homer Sykes has turned this immense country of vast spaces and ordinary people into an intimate album of everyday encounters. With a keenly turned eye and a sense of the absurd, his art is to turn the mundane into the surreal, to infuse the normal with a sense of humour and elevate it to the extraordinary".

Lily Hedges

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James was born in 1866 and died 1983. The piece of his work I am currently looking at was mainly about black culture expression in 1920's and 1930's in and around America in major cities such as New York.

The main story that like piece of photography tells is the life and culture of different race together. He tells this story by going to different places and photographing the people together in everyday life.

" Sometimes (the images) seemed more valuable to me than they did to the people I was photographing because I out my heart and soul into them. I liked working with a big portrait camera so I could make changes... That was my style" - James VanDerZee

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And he was born in 1944. He originally comes from Iran but transplanted to Paris.

The types of stories often to do with religion as there is a woman who wants to get married but her fiancé migrated to Germany and left her. A few more of his pictures often relate to religion again as one of his photos is to do with where Muslims believed that Adam met Eve in Saudi Arabia. Then more of his photographs are pictures kid the 'Zion Church' taking new converts to the sea to be baptised at dawn in South Africa 1999. The reason why he took these photographs is because he wanted to create a project to do with the clash of religions, defined as culture rather than faith, which he believes are replacing political ideologies in strategic struggles.

He presents his work by creating a series of photographs and making the most important pictures bigger than the rest.

Ellie Baker

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1.  Who is the photographer? (Name / Era / Place)

2.  What kind of stories do they tell?

3.  How do they present their work?

4.  Use a quote about their work to describe it.

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Photographer who makes long-term documentary projects on a variety of subjects often about American life. His projects are normally factual in as far as they are about real life subjects, however we can only read and understand what we are shown.

His work and projects suggest that he is interested in seeking out stories and following threads, such as the idea of love in 'Niagara', escapism in 'Broken Manual' or following a river in 'Sleeping by the Mississippi'.

''When he was on the road, he'd have notes describing types of pictures he wanted taped to the steering wheel of his car.[2]

One list was: "beards, birdwatchers, mushroom hunters, men’s retreats, after the rain, figures from behind, suitcases, tall people (especially skinny), targets, tents, treehouses and tree lines.'' - Wikipedia Entry

His work normally ends up in book form which allows him to sequence photographs to communicate his story, and is suggestive of the narratives he writes.