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David Royston Bailey, is an English fashion designer and portrait photographer. He was born on the 2nd of January 1938 in Leytonstone London and is currently 80 years old. Bailey is very known for taking pictures of celebrities and models which he was known for also. He has distinguished himself within the art community and is known for his dark, bold portraits. I like his photography because it captures the eye and stands out in front of you as it is black and white, however I also like it because he doesn't objectify the women he chooses to tak epictures of, he uses natural beauty

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This is David Bailey's portrait of Jean Shrimpton, she is an English model and actress and Bailey had no idea why everyone was obsessed with her stating "There are many more beautiful girls. But they've got this universal, democratic appeal". This photo was taken in 1961 and the medium used is gelatin silver print

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This photo was pictures in 2013. What I've noticed about Baileys work, not only he shows off the women he takes pictures of, he enhances the sexual aspects that are shown within his portraits.

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This photo was taken with Azzedine Alaia. I chose this picture because it was highly anticipated. Naomi is known for always being late and Bailey has said that she made him wait three whole days while the photoshoot was held in South Africa

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Catherine Opie is fine art photographer who focuses on individualism. She takes a picture of one person in front of her camera and only focuses on them to show how everyone is their own person and unique in their own way. Often in her pictures, she has a dark outline border to magnify the focus on the individual in the portrait, in the pictures she takes anyway they are already focused on, she does this to emphasize individuality even further.

David - 2017

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Martin Parr is a British documentary photographer, photojournalist and photo book collector who focuses on community because in his photographs you can very much see there are a group of people in them.

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This is one of Parrs recent photos. I like this one because it shows everyone having a good time, not only just showing adults in some, there are children involved with this one. I like how the colour is edited for example the exposure of it, he really brought out the sunburn and tan in everyone within this picture.

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I like this picture because not only it shows the community however I like the way it was taken. I like the shadow and darkness which makes them all look like silhouettes.

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I know most of these are pictures on the beach however I like this one in particular. Most people come to the beach on a hot summers day and that's when the brink of people come together. I like this one because its cloudy, rainy and horrible weather. Normal English weather however people still come to beach in this weather wearing coats to still spend time with their family.

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Robert Frank is a Swiss American photographer and documentary film maker. I like these pictures because they're different and set in a certain point of time and hardship (50s-80s). I think these pictures are community based because the "San Francisco Convention" piece show the people fighting for something because there are banners in the background, hands reaching out and a church in the background also. All these people in this picture are there for something and they're gathered there.

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Christopher 'Horace' Steele Perkins is a British photographer and a member of Magnum Photos, best known for his depiction of Africa, Afghanistan, England and Japan.

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Henri Cartier Bresson was a French photographer who is known as the "master of candid photography" and a early user of the 35mm film. He discovered the genre of street photographer and 'viewed' photography which is captured at a precise moment. He was also one of the first people to find the Magnum Photos 1947.

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The World of Henri-Cartier Bresson - 1932

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The World of Henri-Cartier Bresson - 1932

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I like this piece because I like the way it makes your eye follow the picture you can see this because it starts at the stairs and your eye follows the stairs to the man riding the bike.

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I like this picture because

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Is a Finnish photographer, his love for art started at a young age, as most artists. He found his true passion for art when he joined the marines in 2008-2009 and was a photographer. Nationally he has done commissions however he has been doing international such as for Nikon, Adobe and Oxford University Press.

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I like this one because there isn't much going on within the picture so I like the composition as a whole, I like how the tree itself is alone and judging by the title it is a very old tree.

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I like this one because of the way he used double exposure. The snowy forest and the leaves hanging down with snow makes it look like fur and give it a really nice textured effect and its very tonal