African American photographers

Fine Arts Photographer used photos to achieve tangible meaning in peoples lives

His education came when he started working as a photographer at The Sentinel

Her work is autobiographical, and the images speak from her point of view.

"Street Photographer"

Work explores the human condition through race gender and class

Ohio Native Photographed community,travels, portrait of local & international artist & musician

well-known historian and curator of African-American photography and culture.

Known for photographs of. Washington DC early 1900s

Capturing images that convey powerful cultural content.

This person took images of the civil rights era, known for images at MLK Jr funeral

He later became the school’s official photographer, capturing images of visitors.

Pittsburgh Courier and captures the joys and struggles of the urban AfricanAmerican experience

Commercial Art Photographer , traditional and innovative work inspired by A.A Thought

First Africa American hired by life and vogue magazine

The Pulitzer Prize-winning Photojournalist

Learned daguerreotyping and opened his first studio in Cincinnati.

Fashion portraits and Jewelry Design

work of women examines culture, political and social themes through pictures and text

Photographer who began as a freelancer in 1970. Works for magnum photo agency

The Harlem Renaissance photographer.