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Chelsey Tatum I enjoy line and shape… and these definitely play off of both. …More »
Chelsey Tatum These reminded me of the way they stage America’s Next Top Model …More »
Chelsey Tatum I did a little research of my own finding other shots they captur…More »
Hannah Henderson I absolutely love pictures that make you think, and this definite…More »
Hannah Henderson Diane Arbus is not your typical photographer, and I think that is…More »
Hannah Henderson I had never seen any of Salgado’s pictures before, but after look…More »
Shawn Ogden These portraits have such a personal quality. You get a glimpse o…More »
Shawn Ogden I really enjoy Dan Winters style of photography, he seems to have…More »
Nil Santana If you like Recuenco’s work, you’ve got love her images as well. …More »
Nil Santana These are wonderful and carefully crafted images. There are some …More »
Sara Beth Almquist Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison have wild imaginations. I’m not al…More »
Shawn Ogden I was simply amazed by these images. I could not believe that Mor…More »
Shawn Ogden I really liked the “Architect’s Brother” series. It seems to be a…More »
Ashlee Justice Absolutely fantastic. Recuenco is a genius! I was so excited to…More »
Ashlee Justice How are there no comments on this yet?! I love Annie Leibovitz. …More »
Diane Arbus was an American photographer and writer noted for black-and-white square photographs of “deviant and marginal people.” Her found street portraits besides documenting the social, are very intriguing, depicting people of various classes, and backgrounds. (click on image to see more of her works)
Our Photographer of the Week 01 goes to Henry Talbot, as we investigated the early developments of photography this week.
English photographer, inventor and scientist. He was educated at Harrow School and the University of Cambridge and was an outstanding scholar and a formidable mathematician. His scientific interest in nature and natural phenomena, including botany and horticulture, was complemented by studies of Assyriology, etymology and the Classics.
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