Photographic History Review

Experimental photographer, who trained Bernice Abbott and created photograms.

Photographer famous for surrealistic environments of people surrounded by neon creatures.

Famous for “Wednesday” photographs of New York City in the 1930s.

What technique is Jerry Uelsmann famous for?

This photographer is noted for work in improving child labor and construction safety.

Called the “Father of Modern Photography;” famous for this photograph, The Steerage.

Main difference between Daguerre's and Talbot's photography method.

Famous for photographing herself as film stills and famous works of art.

Famous for abstract photographs of her flowers and celebrity photographs in Vanity Fair.

Group of photographers includes Weston, Adams, and Cunningham. Named after preferred aperture.

Famous for photographs of migrant workers during the Great Depression.

These photographers, like Julia Margaret Cameron, thought photography should mimic painting.

This darkened box projects an image and was the forerunner to modern photography.

This photographer’s controversial work nearly ended the National Endowment for the Arts.

Discovered by Bernice Abbott, this artist posthumously exhibited photographs of Paris.

Group of artists and photographers including Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, and Ed Steichen.

What technique is David Hockney famous for?

What major period in American history did Gordon Parks document?

Famous for American Civil War photographs.

Celebrity photographer for Rolling Stone and Vanity Fair.

Famous for photographs of Yosemite that contributed to the creation of a National Park System.

Famous for photographs of his dog.

Credited with inventing modern photography techniques.

Famous for 1950's New York City life and crime photos.

Famous for her pre-war Nazi Germany, WWII, Holocaust survivors, and post-war Russia photos.

This type of photography uses no special lenses, filters, or special effects.

This photographer is credited with inventing motion photography.