She is still alive, she was active from 1970 til today

She has been active in the field for over five decades, capturing powerful images that explore Mexican culture, identity, and daily life.

Her work has been exhibited internationally and is included in major museum collections.

She had gained recognition with her groundbreaking "Untitled Film Stills" series (1977–1980).

Willian egggleston -1939

Vivian maier -1926-2009

roy decarava -1919-2009

Richard longo -1953

Cindy sherman -1954

Graciela turbine -194

Alfred Stieglitz -1864-1946

Roy Decava was the first African American photographer to get a Guggenheim, an award for being creative with arts.

DeCarava took photos of the Civil Rights Movement. His pictures showed what it was like for people fighting for equality.

-    May 29, 1882--august 28 1934

Her portraits featured the lives of African American women and white southern folk, the photos are traditions and her work marks a shift in the photography world.

A lot of her work was done in the Appalachian Mountains and she photographed people that society often overlooked.

He is still alive and active.

He is known for land art and conceptual photography.

He's been active in active photography since 1967 til today.

He has been active in photography for over 35 years from 1989 til today.

He is known for pinhole photography. Director of the Real Photography Company, running workshops for various communities.

face to face portraits

active with Cindy Sherman, Robert Longo, Nan Goldin Vivian Maier and much more.

she is still talked about to because of how unique and creative she was

Age: 71 years old

Known for: Photographic Self-Portraits

She is known for exploring themes like gender and identity

active with Richard Prince, Louise Lawler, Sherrie Levine,

took candid photographs

Known for: Photography that focus on social commentary (Race, gender, identity, and power dynamics within the African American experience)

Active with Dawoud Bey, Lorna Simpson

she took portraits of Africa Americans and Native Americans and architecture

Active with Alfred Stieglitz, Julia Margaret Cameron

first recognized female press photographer in the United States

Age: 72 years old

Took pictures of funerals, concerts, etc..

Known for his "Men in cities" set

active with Cindy Sherman, Richard Prince

• Diane Arbus was an American photographer known for her striking and often unsettling portraits of people on the edge of the society, she was active from 1950s to 1970s

• She became one of the 20th century’s most influential photographers by challenging traditional views of beauty, identity, and normalcy.

  
  

Took pictures of nature and rural scenes

One of his works that he is best known for, and the most acclaimed works is "Marsh Leaves" (1895)

active with Henry Peach Robinson, Oscar Rejoinder

American portrait photographer active from 1881 to 1943. Known as the "Wizard of Photography," he specialized in black and white, refined, and intimate portraits of high-society figures.

close-up portraitists in the 19th century that gained her a lot of attention.

Active with Ansel Adams and Francis frith and

she was known for her powerful portraits

Died on February 25, 1898---Most active 1850s to 1870s

He was the first photographer to go to the middle east and learn about the culture and landscapes

He made his own company that was really successful it became one of the biggest photographic publishing company

specialized in postcards of with landscape and architectural views in Britain and the Middle East.

he is still talked about today because of his business.

Active with Frank Mason, Robert Napper

Born: April 20, 1953 (age 72) 
Portland, Oregon, U.S. 

She's been active since the late 70's to the present 

Her biggest contribution is the way her photography challenges racism and sexism norms in the world. 

Her style of photography mostly centered around journalism and street photography. 

January 7, 1953 (age 72) 
Brooklyn, New York City, U.S. 

He’s been active since the late 1970’s to the present

His unique style which he’s known for is what makes his contributions so important. His combination of art mediums. 

He's known for his large-scale charcoal drawings that are often based on photographs and other visual sources.

born May 13th, 1856

Peter was the founder of the Naturalist school to opposition the pictorial photography of the late 19th.

He was known for taking photos that displayed rural settings and for his disputes with the photographic establishment about the purpose/ meaning of photography. 

Born September 29, 1946 (age 78) 
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canadian Photographer 

His main contributions come from his ‘’staged photography’’ where he stages multiple props/art to create a photo

His photography is characterized by this kind of staged photography that he's known for.

-       October 31, 1885—December 27, 1975

-       Black and white portraits and landscape

-       Her portraits captured the look of the subject and their appearance, and their characters. She did not limit her art, she took photos of people and landscape and other forms.

-       July 27 1939

-       Lots of bright colors and rhyming shapes, “meant to be” photos

-       William Eggleston had a big impact on the word of color in photography and brought more attention to the conversation of the idea of color photography. He doesn’t try and make a specific shot, he just sees what he likes and wants to make art out of it

-       June 22, 1956

-       Dream-like black and white photos, lots of portraits. Looks like its filmed through a closing eyelid

-  A lot of her work features installations like sculpture, video, architecture, and voice. Her work evokes feeling in the viewer and brings new forms of expression into art, her art and photographs are strange and unique.

She still makes art today.

Her photos show the mix of old traditions and modern life, especially for women in Iran.

One famous photo series is "Qajar".

She uses her photos to talk about women’s rights and challenge stereotypes in her society.

• Born: 1990

Her work often shows Muslim women in strong and beautiful ways. She photographs different styles of hijab and clothing, her photos challenge stereotypes.

Yumna explores topics like freedom, religion, and body image. She shows what it’s like to be a woman in ways media often ignores.

He took black-and-white photos of everyday life in Paris, capturing moments like love, children playing, and workers in their routines.

He's remembered for making ordinary moments feel extraordinary, especially with his iconic photo The Kiss by the Hôtel de Ville.

Active Artist from 1864-1875

She turned her coal shed into a darkroom used for photography. She used her house maids and neighbors for photos, turning them into characters from myths.

she used finger painting and scratches for photos.

Died 3/10/1943

He was an American portrait photographer active around 1881 to 1943. Known as the "Wizard of Photography," he specialized in black and white, refined, and intimate portraits of high-society figures.

• Took black ad white portraits

• captured powerful images of Mexican culture

He is considered a world expert in pinhole photography and camera obscuras which he has taught for over 28 years throughout the world.