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| Alphabetical | By Popularity | | - Aaron, Richard E.
 - Photos and stories of legendary musicians. - Abbott, Berenice (1898-1991) (4)
- Abell, Sam (b. 1945) (5)
- Adams, Ansel (1902-1984) (11)
- Best known for his images of Yosemite Valley and America's National Parks, Ansel Adams was also the author of several instructional books on photography. Along with Fred Archer he developed the Zone System, a systematic method for translating the tonalities of a scene into specific densities on negatives and paper.
- Adams, Robert (b. 1937) (5)
- Allard, William Albert (b.1937)
- Photographer known for his book Vanishing Breed and his work with National Geographic.
- Alvarez Bravo, Manuel (b.1902) (1)
- Arbus, Diane (1923-1971) (3)
- Arnold, Steven
- Photographer, illustrator, stylist, and set designer.
- Arthus-Bertrand, Yann (b. 1946) (3)
- Yann Arthus-Bertrand is a photojournalist specialising in adventure, sport, and nature photography. His best known works are aerial shots taken from a hot air balloon.
- Atget, Eugene (1856-1927) (3)
- Avedon, Richard (1923-2004) (10)
- Learn about Richard Avedon, the American photographer who led fashion photography into the realm of fine art. Sites offer biography, career, portrait gallery, images, interview, and obituary for the first staff photographer at The New Yorker who captured many famous faces of the celebrities and from the American West.
- Avery, Sid (1918-2002) (3)
- Baltz, Lewis (b. 1945) (2)
- Barker, Nigel
- Official site for the fashion photographer featured on America's Next Top Model.
- Barney, Tina (b. 1945) (1)
- Barth, Uta (b. 1956) (2)
- Beard, Peter (b. 1938) (1)
- Beaton, Cecil (1904-1980) (3)
- Belknap, Bill
- Bellocq, E.J. (1873-1949) (1)
- Bentley, Wilson A. (1865-1931) (8)
- Find out about Wilson Bentley, the first known photographer of snowflakes. Sites provide articles, bio, and photographs by the pioneer in the area of photomicrography.
 Billingham, Richard (b.1970) (1)
- Bischof, Werner (1916-1954)@
- Blom, Gertrude "Trudi" (b.1901)
- Known for her work documenting the people of Meso-America and the rainforest.
- Blossfeldt, Karl (1865-1932) (2)
- Boltanski, Christian (b. 1944) (3)
- Bourdin, Guy (1928-1991) (5)
- Bourke-White, Margaret (1904-1971) (5)
- Brady, Mathew (c.1823-1896) (6)
- Brandt, Bill (1904-1983) (1)
- Brassai (1899-1984) (2)
- Brouws, Jeff (b. 1955) (3)
- Bubley, Esther (b. 1921) (2)
- Burkett, Christopher (b. 1951) (1)
- Burrows, Larry (1926 - 1971)@
- Burtynsky, Edward (b. 1955) (2)
- Enjoy Edward Burtynsky, the Canadian photographer and his famous works of sweeping views of scarred or altered landscapes, mine tailings, quarries, and scrap piles. Sites offer biography, bibliography, image archives, and exhibition of the works of the photographer whose imagery explores the intricate link between the industry and nature.
- Callahan, Harry (1912-1999) (2)
- Calle, Sophie (b. 1953) (4)
- Cameron, Julia Margaret (1815-1879) (2)
- Capa, Robert (1913-1954) (5)
- Caponigro, Paul (b. 1932) (1)
- Carroll, Lewis (1832-1898)@
- Enjoy Lewis Carroll, the English author who delighted children with his fantasy world of Alice's Adventure in Wonderland through sites which offer bio, works, illustrations, manuscripts, and scrapbook. Also find organisations for Carrollian studies.
- Carter, Keith (b. 1948) (3)
- Cartier-Bresson, Henri (1908-2004) (13)
- Enjoy the works of Henri Cartier-Bresson, the French photographer who is considered to be the father of modern photojournalism. Sites feature life, career, photography gallery, audio clips, interview, online exhibits, and efforts to preserve the works of the master of candid photography who pioneered the street photography style.
- Chernikowski, Stephanie
- View dozens of Chernikowski's pictures of famous musicians and artists.
- Clark, Larry (b. 1943) (3)
- Claxton, William
- Coburn, Alvin Langdon (1882-1966) (3)
- Colbert, Gregory (b. 1960) (3)
- Gregory Colbert is best know for his exhibition "Ashes and Snow," which includes more than 100 large-scale photographic artworks, a one-hour film and two nine-minute film haikus. Emphasis is placed on producing images that are not digitally collaged or superimposed.
- Colombo, Jorge
- Illustrator and photographer. Site features Colombo's ongoing series The Dailies, featuring drawings of one New Yorker a day both before and after the September 11 attacks.
- Connor, Linda (b. 1944) (2)
- Cox, Renee (b. 1960) (3)
- Cramer, Charles
- Recognised as a master large format photographer and printer, Cramer works using both the dye transfer technique and scanning transparencies to produce digital prints.
- Cunningham, Imogen (1883-1976) (4)
- Curtis, Edward S. (1868-1952) (6)
- Cushman, Charles W. (1896-1972)
- Amateur photographer and Indiana University alumnus, who bequeathed approximately 14,500 Kodachrome colour slides to his alma mater.
- Daguerre, Louis Jacques Mandé (1787-1851)@
- Davis, Lynn (b. 1944) (2)
- DeCarava, Roy (b. 1919) (3)
- Demand, Thomas (b. 1964) (2)
- DiCorcia, Philip-Lorca (b. 1953) (1)
- Dijkstra, Rineka (b. 1959) (1)
- Doisneau, Robert (1912-1994) (1)
- Edburg, Daniela (b. 1975)
- Slideshow and interview with Mexican photographer Daniela Edburg. Hosted by The Morning News.
- Eggleston, William (b. 1937) (3)
- Eisenstaedt, Alfred (1898-1995) (4)
- Elsken, Ed van der (1925-1990) (3)
- Erwitt, Elliott (b. 1928) (6)
- Evans, Walker (1903-1975) (7)
- Ewald, Wendy (b. 1951) (5)
 Fallon, BP
- Photographer, DJ, musician, author, and rock'n'roll personality.- Fenton, Roger (1819-1869) (5)
- Fontcuberta, Joan (b. 1955) (2)
- Learn about Joan Fontcuberta, the renowned photographer from Spain. Sites feature biography, images, articles, and reviews on his publications in Contranatura and Sputnik.
- Frank, Robert (b. 1924) (2)
- Friedlander, Lee (b. 1934) (4)
- Friedman, Glen E.
- Features information on Friedman's books and photo shows, as well as many examples of his work spanning the golden eras of skateboarding, hardcore, and hip-hop.
- Garnet, Eldon (b.1946)
- Gut-wrenchingly visceral large scale photography.
- Gatewood, Charles (7)
- Gedney, William (1932-1989) (3)
- Gibson, Ralph (b. 1939) (2)
- Gohlke, Frank (b. 1942) (3)
- Goldin, Nan (b. 1953) (2)
- Goldsworthy, Andy (b. 1956)@
- Gowin, Emmet (b. 1941) (2)
- Greenberg, Jill (b. 1967)
- Specialises in celebrity portraits, advertising, magazine covers, fashion, and intimate animal pictures.
- Gursky, Andreas (b. 1955) (3)
- Haas, Ernst
- Offers galleries and bibliography.
- Hall, Doug (b. 1944) (2)
- Haskins, Sam (1)
- Heyman, Ken (b.1930)
- Hido, Todd (b. 1968) (4)
- Hine, Lewis Wickes (1874-1940) (9)
- Horn, Roni (b. 1955)@
- Horvat, Frank (b. 1928)
- Fashion photographer and photojournalist.
- Hurrell, George (1904-1992) (1)
- Ishimoto, Yasuhiro (1)
- Jackson, William Henry (1843-1942) (5)
- Find sites about American landscape photographer, painter, and explorer William Henry Jackson, famous for his images of the American West.
- Kallio, Harri (b. 1970)
- Official site of the Finnish photographer and sculptor.
- Kane, Art (b. 1925) (3)
- Enjoy Art Kane, the fashion and music photographer and his famous portraits of musicians including Bob Dylan, The Who, and the Rolling Stones. Sites offer biography, pictures, and documentary from the visionary photographer.
- Karsh, Yousuf (1908-2002) (6)
- Katz, Jimmy
- Keister, Douglas
- Includes examples of his architectural photography including Victorian Painted Ladies, Arts and Crafts bungalows, cityscapes, and historic cemeteries.
- Kenna, Michael (b. 1953) (2)
- Learn about Michael Kenna, the creator of minimalistic and "dreamy" photography. Sites include biography, career profile, exhibits, books and publications, and interviews of the photographer.
- Kennerly, David Hume (b. 1947)@
- Kern, Richard (b. 1954) (2)
- Kertesz, Andre (1894-1985) (5)
- Kinsey, Darius (1869-1945) (1)
- Kirkland, Douglas (b. 1936) (2)
- Klein, William (b. 1928) (4)
- Krause, George
- LaChapelle, David (b. 1963) (4)
- Lange, Dorothea (1895-1965) (3)
- Larbalestier, Simon (1)
- Latza, Greg (2)
- Leatherdale, Marcus (2)
- Lee, Russell (1903-1986) (6)
- Read about Russell Lee, the American photographer and a member of Farm Security Administration documentation project taking iconic photographic images of San Augustine, Texas and Pie Town, New Mexico during the depression era. Sites feature biography, career, and photograph gallery.
- Leibovitz, Annie (b. 1949) (6)
- Learn about Annie Leibovitz, the noted American portrait photographer whose style attempts to collaborate the photographer and the subject. Sites offer biography, career, exhibitions, photography gallery, interview, and essay about one of the most celebrated magazine photographers.
- Leonard, Herman (b. 1923) (4)
- Levitt, Helen (b. 1913) (3)
- Liebling, Jerome (b. 1924) (2)
- Light, Michael (b. 1963)
- Provides information on the photographer's photo-novella, Ranch, as well as his published collections of NASA's lunar photos and images of nuclear testing from Los Alamos National Laboratory.
- Lindbergh, Peter
- Features a collection of Camerawork's photographs by Peter Lindbergh including the works of fashion photography and supermodels.
- Link, O. Winston (1914-2001) (4)
- Livick, Stephen (b. 1945)
- Lough, Rodney, Jr. (b.1960)
- Nature and landscape photographer known for his purist style.
- Maisel, David (b. 1961)
- Official site for the photographer known for his large-scale images of environmentally impacted landscapes.
- Mann, Sally (b. 1951) (4)
- Mapplethorpe, Robert (1946-1989) (5)
- Learn about Robert Mapplethorpe, the American photographer known for his highly stylized black and white portraits, photos of flowers, and male nudes. Sites include biography, career overview, self-portraits, and other exhibits of the photographer's works whose erotic nature raised a general controversy about the public funding of artworks.
- Mark, Mary Ellen (b. 1940) (5)
- Discover Mary Ellen Mark, the American photographer and her arresting images of social photojournalism and portraiture. Sites offer biography, career overview, bibliography, photo galleries, commentary, audio clip, and exhibition of the photographer's works about difficult social issues including homelessness, loneliness, and drug addiction.
- Matta-Clark, Gordon (1943-1978) (4)
- McCullin, Don (b. 1935)@
- Meatyard, Ralph Eugene (1925-1972) (3)
- Meyerowitz, Joel (b. 1938) (3)
- Michals, Duane (b. 1932) (2)
- Miller, Lee (1907-1977) (4)
- Learn about Lee Miller, the American surrealistic artist in fashion and fine art photography. Sites feature biography, career highlights, museum archives, and conservation efforts to save and publish the works of the acclaimed surrealist who was also a successful fashion model.
- Min, Yong Soon (b. 1953) (2)
- Misrach, Richard (b. 1949) (1)
- Model, Lisette (1901-1983) (3)
- Modotti, Tina (1896-1942) (1)
- Moholy-Nagy, László (1895-1946) (3)
- Moore, Charles (b. 1931) (2)
- Discover Charles Moore, the renowned American photographer of several conflicts including the American Civil Rights Movement. Sites offer biography and photo exhibits of the documentary photographer who has also filmed conflicts in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Vietnam.
- Morath, Inge (1923-2002) (5)
- Mori, Mariko (b. 1967)@
- Morimura, Yasumasa (b. 1951) (1)
- Moutoussamy-Ashe, Jeanne
- Official site for the photographer and widow of Arthur Ashe.
- Muniz, Vik (b. 1961) (5)
- Mutter, Scott (1)
- Muybridge, Eadweard (1830-1904) (11)
- Best known for being hired by California Governor, Leland Stanford, to scientifically determine whether, during a gallop, all four hooves of a horse came off the ground. Muybridge created a new photographic method to settle the question, which eventually led to him being known as the "Godfather of Cinema."
- Mydans, Carl (b. 1907) (3)
- Nachtwey, James (b. 1948)@
- Enjoy the works of James Nachtwey, one of the most influential photojournalists and war photographers of the late 20th century. Sites include biography, career, photo essays, photo galleries, and awards won by the acclaimed photographer.
- Nagatani, Patrick (b. 1945) (1)
- Namuth, Hans (1915-1990) (1)
- Newton, Helmut (1920-2004) (11)
- Niepce, Joseph Nicéphore (1765-1833) (4)
- Nils-Udo (b. 1937)@
- Nilsson, Lennart (b. 1922) (2)
- Nitke, Barbara (b. 1950)
- Explores sexual relationships and desire in her often controversial photographic work.
- Nixon, Nicholas (b. 1947) (1)
- Olaf, Erwin (b. 1960) (3)
- Discover Erwin Olaf, the Dutch photographer, through sites featuring biography, career overview, image gallery, photo exhibitions, and news about the photographer.
- Orkin, Ruth (1921-1985)
- Owens, Bill (b. 1938) (4)
- Parent, Bob (1923-1987) (1)
- Parish, Steve
- Publishers of Australian content products, including nature and wildlife products, children's products, books, calendars, and diaries.
- Parks, Gordon (1912-2006) (7)
- Parr, Martin (b. 1952) (3)
- Find sites about Martin Parr, the British documentary photographer known for his lurid use of colour in photography. Sites feature biography, career portfolio, exhibition, notes, images, and photographic collection of the photojournalist whose camera lens satirizes modern cosumeristic society, tourism, motoring, family, and food.
- Parry, Nigel (b. 1961)@
- Penn, Irving (b. 1917) (7)
- Peress, Gilles (b. 1946) (4)
- Pierre et Gilles (2)
- Plachy, Sylvia (b. 1943) (2)
- Biography for the Hungarian-born photographer.
- Platon (b. 1968)
- Official site for the photographer. Includes galleries of Platon's portraits, fashion work, and documentary images.
- Porter, Eliot (1901-1990) (3)
- Prokudin-Gorskii, Sergei Mikhailovich (1863-1944) (6)
- Pyke, Steve (b. 1957)
- Official site for photographer and New Yorker regular Steve Pyke. Includes extensive portfolio of images.
- Ray, Man (1890-1976) (6)
- Learn about Man Ray, the renowned American fashion and portrait photographer through sites featuring bio, career summary, artwork, image archives, and articles about the mulitfaceted photographer, artist, painter, filmmaker, poet, and philosopher who contributed to the Dada and surrealist movements.
- Riis, Jacob A. (1849-1914) (2)
- Ritts, Herb (1952-2002) (3)
- Rodchenko, Alexander (1891-1956)@
- Roffman, Howard
- Rosen, Andy (b. 1962) (1)
- Rowell, Galen (1940-2002) (6)
- Galen Rowell worked extensively for National Geographic, and in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. His skills as a climber and an adverturer enabled him to capture many powerful images of the outdoors and nature.
- Runyon, Robert (1881-1968) (2)
- Salgado, Sebastião (b. 1944) (4)
- Saudek, Jan (b. 1935) (2)
- Discover Jan Suadek, the Czech art photographer and his hand-tinted portrayal of painterly dream worlds. Sites feature bio, image gallery, and career summary of the leading Czech photographer whose work straddles the very thin line between kitch and art.
- Schatz, Howard (6)
- Enjoy Howard Schatz, the fine-art and fashion photographer Howard Schatz known for his off-beat techniques and shooting styles of underwater photography and a visionary celebration of movement and form. Sites offer biography, career, works, videos, books and publications, and articles.
- Schoeller, Martin
- Features Close Up, a collection of celebrity portraits.
- Serrano, Andres (b. 1950) (3)
- Seymour, David (1911-1956) (1)
- Shahn, Ben (1898-1969)@
- Sheeler, Charles (1883-1965) (3)
- Sherman, Cindy (b. 1954) (7)
- Shore, Stephen (b. 1947) (1)
- Shulman, Julius (b. 1910) (2)
- Simmons, Laurie (b. 1949) (2)
- Siskind, Aaron (1903-1991) (2)
- Smith, Erwin E. (1886-1947)
- Photographer whose images honour the life of the cowboy by presenting as true a portrayal as possible.
- Smith, W. Eugene (1918-1978) (3)
- Sokolsky, Melvin
- Official site for the artist who mixed Surrealism and fashion photography.
- Steichen, Edward (1879-1973) (7)
- Learn about Edward Steichen, the 20th century photographer and painter. Find sites with biographical information, image galleries, quotes, articles, and resources about the Luxembourg-born American artist.
- Stein, Fred (1909-1967)
- Sternfeld, Joel (b. 1944) (3)
- Stieglitz, Alfred (1864-1946) (9)
- Strand, Paul (1890-1976) (2)
- Strom, Yale (b. 1957)
- Official homepage for the filmmaker, photographer, writer, musician, and composer who has done extensive work among the Jews and Gypsies of Central and Eastern Europe.
- Struth, Thomas (b. 1954) (1)
- Sturges, Jock (b. 1947) (5)
- Sugimoto, Hiroshi (b. 1948) (3)
- Tay, Kay Chin@
- Tenneson, Joyce (b. 1945) (2)
- Testino, Mario (b. 1954) (1)
- Tillmans, Wolfgang (b. 1968) (6)
- Tunick, Spencer (b. 1967) (9)
- Spencer Tunick is know for celebrating the nude form by creating art installations which include hundereds of nude people, when the sheer number of individuals turns the nudity into an abstraction, which he then photographs.
- Twombly, Cy (b. 1928)@
- Uelsmann, Jerry N. (b. 1934) (3)
- Vial, Veronique (2)
- Vitali, Massimo (b. 1944)
- Online collection of the photographer's work.
- Wagner, Catherine (b. 1953) (2)
- Wall, Jeff (b. 1946) (4)
- Wallrafen, Hannes (b. 1951) (2)
- Watkins, Carleton (1829-1916) (3)
- Weber, Bruce (b. 1946) (3)
- Weegee [Arthur Fellig] (1899-1968) (3)
- Weems, Carrie Mae (b. 1953) (4)
- Wegman, William (b. 1943) (3)
- Wessel, Henry (b. 1942)
- Biography and examples of his work.
- Westcott, Ed
- Showcases work from The Manhattan Project to the Cold War.
- Weston, Brett (1911-1993)
- Online archive of his works, as well as news of exhibitions.
- Weston, Edward (1886-1958) (3)
- Winogrand, Garry (1928-1984) (4)
- Witkin, Joel-Peter (b. 1939) (2)
- Wolcott, Marion Post (1910-1990)
- Covers her years with the FSA, and her work after. Includes an extensive photo gallery.
- Wolleh, Lothar (1930-1979)
- Created portraits of internationally-renowned painters, sculptors, and actionists.
- Wolman, Baron
- photographer Baron Wolman helped get Rolling Stone off the ground. In the process, he captured images of Johnny Cash, Janis Joplin, James Brown, Pink Floyd, and other influential artists of '60s rock.
- Wright, Dare (1914-2001)@
- Yeager, Bunny [Linnea Eleanor] (2)
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