Anne Geddes

Anne Geddes is known for her portraits of children. She caught my attention because my grandma had so many of these images around the house. I remember seeing them every time I would visit. I never knew the photographer growing up though. I admire how well she can photograph children, they are a really hard subject to capture in a decent photograph.

Elliott Erwitt

Elliott Erwitt is a documentary photographer. His images caught my eye because they make you look longer than normal. Some of his images, like this one, have the image with another image in something reflective. Others make you second guess what you are seeing so you have to look at it longer to figure it out.

Irving Penn

Irving Penn is known for portraits, fashion photography, and still life photography. This one in particular caught my eye because I'm curious as to why he decided to put a raw steak with two raw eggs, butter, and a potato chip together. It is such an odd combination.

Mary Ellen Mark

Mary Ellen Mark did a lot of portraits, photojournalism, and advirtisment photography. Her images caught my eye with how uniwue they are.

Diane Arbus

Diane Arbus made it her goal to capture the crazy, beautiful lives of those in New York. She would spend her days people-watching and get some pretty interesting images.

Steve McCurry

Steve McCurry did a lot of free lance work and after several years he started to travel to India. He would travel with very little clothes and a lot of film and he would just document to country.

Dorothea Lange

Dorothea Lange made a name for herself by traveling during the Great Depression and capturing the lives of the poor, unemployed citizens. Her pictures capture the real feelings of the people and they show just how bad some people's lives were.