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The movements of

photography

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Abstract

Abstract photography is a long process of using various

colours and patterns combining to create an image with no

meaning or clear single explanation involved. Abstract

photography is also art which has a different meaning to

everyone else.

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Paul Strand

Paul strand was an abstract photographer until his

death in 1976 one of his most famous works was his

porch shadows which was a variety of shadows

crossing over each other making strange patterns.

Paul Strand has the same kind of style as Otto

Steinert but they have two very different styles Otto

takes pictures of faces and people in many different

poses and forms were as Paul Strand works with

shadows and inanimate objects and shadows.

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Otto Steinert

He was a photographer until his death in 1978 he was

an abstract artist and has made a few pieces his most

famous is pedestrian footprints a simple floor with what

seems to be a blank floor with a few footsteps. He has

the same idea as Paul strand although they both work

with two very different things such as Otto uses people

and locations and Paul uses shadows and inanimate

objects.

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F.64

F.64 is a group of people who shared a common

photographic style characterized by sharp focused and

carefully framed images seen through a viewpoint. One of

the primary members of this group is Ansel Adams who is a

well know photographer.

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Ansel Adams

Ansel Adams was a great photographer

and even when he had access to colour

cameras he still preferred black and

white pictures and he thought they were

almost as good as coloured pictures if

not better. His work is a lot different

compared to Edward Weston as Ansel

does nature and Edward varies from

adult images to nature.

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Edward Weston

Edward Weston was an 20th century century

American photographer before his death in

1958. He was a member of f.64. He did many

images from simple pictures of rocks and trees

and also began and has done more mature

images. Edwards photographs are a lot

different to Ansel as Ansel’s photographs are

pretty much all nature based and Edward does

many different styles.

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Surrealism

Surrealism is a cultural movement that began in the early

1920s. The whole thing is a confusing picture like a hand

with an eye in it or a open mouth with mouths inside of the

first mouth.

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Man ray was an modernist American modernist he

was a vital part of the surrealism movements

throughout and he was a into portrait photography

and fashion photography. His surrealism photographs

are different to Laszlo Moholy-Nagy as he uses

people with objects more than either alone.

Man Ray

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Laszlo Moholy-Nagy

Laszlo Moholy-Nagy was a Hungarian

painter and photographer up until his

death in 1946. He was known for his

surreal photographs and his

contribution in the integration of

technology and industry into the arts.

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Naturalism

Naturalism is a literary movement tendency

from the 1880s to 1940s that used detailed

realism to suggest social conditions are an

inescapable force in a shaping human

character.

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Peter Henry Emerson

Peter Henry Emerson is a British writer and

photographer his photographs are early

examples of promoting photography as an art

form. He is known for taking photographs that

show a natural setting.

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Social documentary

photography

Social documentary

photography is the recording of

humans in their natural

condition just living day by day

with a camera it also often

refers to a socially critical genre

of photography.

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Walker Evans

Walker Evans was an American

photographer up until his death in

1975 he was known for his social

documentary photographs his goal

as a photographer was make

pictures that were literate authorities

transcendent. He took most of his

famous pictures during the

depression-era which are some of

the best photographs of today.

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Dorothea Lange

Dorothea Lange is an influential photographer up until here

death in 1965 her most famous work is when she took

humanized consequences of the great depression she took

photographs from children pledging allegiance to the flag to

pictures of children with their grandfather.

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Pop Art

Pop art is an art movement which happened in the 1950’s

and was a cartoony style of imagery and looked like comic

book art from old comics like batman comics from the

1940’s.

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Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol was a famous pop art

artist and one of the first artists who

helped it reach the popularity it has

now. He was referred to as pope of

pop due to his strong contributions to

it and also being on of the most

successful of the pop artists.

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Richard Hamilton

He was known for his contribution to

pop art and was known for making

one of the worlds first pieces of pop

art and was a famous artist and got

recognition due to his pop art works

and won various awards due to his

work.