Michael Bosanko
Micheal captures a variety of different photographs, ranging from light painting and capturing photographs from different countries, each showing a large selection of themes. I feel his work is good for evidence of light aswell as vandalism and desertation.
David Mayhew
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I find David's work very intriguing as he is an extreme weather photographer which means he joins storm chasers to get up close with dangerous conditions to capture his photographs. I feel this creates good images as it shows people the beauty of these natural disasters. He also focus's on other weather conditions.
Nicholas Gooden
Nicholas's work is based in London and several of his pieces focus on the street art and graffiti that cover the walls of London. Some of his pieces also show his use of a long shutter speed to merge he passing lights into a continuous line of light. I like this element of his work.
Adam Mork
Adam Mork is a Danish photographer whom specializes in architectural photography. He uses a variety of different angles to capture his photographs which show buildings in an amazing way.
Mark Story
Marks work is a project 'the face of age' which shows people of all different ages and the aging they are showing, on his website he gives some background about each people which is interesting as some are well over 100. His work is showing the evidence of ageing and life experience.
Bobby Adams
Bobby Adams shows the contrast of age by manually tearing photographs and gluing them together to compare the difference and similarities in the genes of different generations.
Ellen Von Unwerth
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Ellen's work focus' on the element of femininity, she shows women in different ways some more erotic than others. I feel her work is showing the way women are perceived and she uses this as inspiration. Her work is evidence of Femininity.
Alexander Khokhlov
Some of Alexander's work is very abstract but some focus on beauty. These are simple photographs which show women with different makeup on. I feel i would like to use this element in my work as i can focus on the evidence of people changing their appearance.
Weegee
Weegee is a street photographer who looks at urban life, crime and death. His photographs are all captured in black and white and by the use of this effect i feel it helps highlight the issue that the photograph is showing. His work is showing the evidence of crime.
Sam Fairbrother
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Sam is a fashion portrait photographer, her work features close ups, full body shots and some of just the models face. I feel that her work may be useful in my project as i could use her style of capture the evidence of a changing fashion scene.
Anne Geddes
Anne's work focus' on the babies and mothers during pregnancy. I like her work as she has influences for her photographs which are shown next to her photograph. I like how creative her photographs are of the babies as in the majority of her photographs they are dressed as sea creatures or as other little animals or plants.
Charlie Waite
Charlie is a British Landscape photographer who uses different lights and shade to capture these beautiful scenic shots. His work is showing evidence of how nature changes and he manages to show several formal elements such as colour and pattern.
Lee Jeffries
Lee's work focuses on homelessness, addiction and poverty. As his photo's all have a dark lighting in them, it makes the focus of the photograph stand out, several of his photographs are portrait photographs of homeless people or people suffering from addiction or poverty, the up close shots give a deeper insight as you can see there emotions in their faces.
Lincoln Clarke
http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/lincoln-clarkes-series-about-addicted-vancouver-women-is-still-amazing
Lincoln Clarke
http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/lincoln-clarkes-series-about-addicted-vancouver-women-is-still-amazing
Lincoln Clark did a 5 year project in Vancouver during the late 1990's, he focused on the women living on the streets suffering from heroin or crack cocaine addiction. I like this photography project as i feel he captures the women in the natural state and living conditions of them. Not only did he take their photograph but he also asked for a deeper understanding of why they are in the place that they are so he developed a rapport with these women.
Eric Staller
Eric Staller is a light photographer who travelled the streets of New York creating light painting photography. I like the way his photographs are simple with simple light patterns that illuminate certain aspects of the photograph. Light painting is good evidence of light and the movement of it.
Steve Rosenfield
http://www.whatibeproject.com/
The what i be project is a photography project which started as a social experiment to get people to share their insecurities and buy writing them on their face/body they are saying that they do suffer from these issues but it does not define who they are as a person. They are not denying their insecurities but owning them. It was created to 'help everyone accept diversity with an open mind & heart and empower those who feel they suffer for something they may see as a flaw'. I like the meaning behind this project and i feel that this is something which i would like to do in my project as it shows insecurities which is a part of life experience.
http://christophermartinphotography.com/
Christopher is a Canadian photographer who captures different cultures and the people that create them, some of his photographs capture the wildlife etc of his home town surroundings. But one collection of photographs focusing on movement. This is showing the evidence of movement and travel.
David LaChapelle
David's work is very abstract and unique. He has used famous singers for models for campaigns or just for shoot-outs such as Nicki Minaj and Lady Gaga. His work is creating a fun and exciting finished product, this is an aspect i would wish to incorporate into my work.
Alexander Khokhlov
http://www.alexanderkhokhlov.com/
Alexander is a russian photographer who works with a make up artist to create the looks on his models. He is a very creative photographer as some of the detail on the models face is very intricate and so he must of thought of it himself.
Erik Johansson
http://erikjohanssonphoto.com
Erik is a Swedish photographer based in Germany. His work stood out for me due to the surreal technique and final pieces he's created. This photograph is making the earth appear to drop down. I like his style as they are extremely different to many other photographers. I would like to try and be more creative with my ideas in future shoots.
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