Photographers
Codexery
Unfurling the codex…
Photographers Codexery
A source-cited reference to photographers
Photographers
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Clarence Hudson White
— Pictorialist photographer and founder of the first U.S. school of photography as art.
Edward S. Curtis
— The Shadow Catcher who documented Native American life through photographs and recordings.
Edward Steichen
— Pioneer of fashion photography and MoMA's photography director.
Eugène Atget
— French flâneur and pioneer of documentary photography
Gustave Le Gray
— The most important French photographer of the nineteenth century
Irving Penn
— American photographer known for fashion, portraits, and still lifes.
Ansel Adams
— American landscape photographer and environmentalist of the American West.
Diane Arbus
— American photographer who expanded acceptable subject matter in portraiture.
Richard Avedon
— American fashion and portrait photographer who captured movement in still pictures.
Robert Mapplethorpe
— American photographer known for black-and-white photographs and controversial images of the gay male BDSM subculture.
Eadweard Muybridge
— Pioneer of motion photography
Nadar
— French photographer, caricaturist, and balloonist who pioneered aerial photography.
Helmut Newton
— German-Australian photographer known for provocative, erotically charged black-and-white fashion photography.
Richard Prince
— American artist known for rephotographing advertisements to critique pop culture.
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
— Russian chemist and photographer who pioneered color photography.
Edward Weston
— American photographer known for sharp-focus images of the American West.
Julia Margaret Cameron
— English photographer known for soft-focus close-ups of famous Victorians and illustrative images from mythology…
Lewis Hine
— Sociologist and muckraker photographer who documented child labor.
Malick Sidibé
— Malian photographer of 1960s Bamako youth culture.
Manuel Álvarez Bravo
— Mexican artistic photographer who captured ordinary life in ironic or Surrealistic ways.
Nan Goldin
— American photographer and activist documenting intimacy and subcultures.
Paul Strand
— American photographer and filmmaker who helped establish photography as art.
Robert Frank
— Swiss American photographer whose 'The Americans' reshaped documentary photography.
Sally Mann
— American photographer of intimate family and landscape imagery.
Tina Modotti
— Italian-American photographer, model, actor, and revolutionary activist.
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