1. Photographers
By Ty-Lea Shearsby

2. Ansel Adams landscape Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Not everybody trusts paintings but people believe photographs. Ansel Adams (his quote)
He dead
His work is in black and white.
His work is more outdoor than indoor.
His work is more around the world so he is a travel photographer.
He had one try at getting the picture right.
He is a landscape photographer.

3. Diane Arbus
Portraits
A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you the less you know. Her own quote
Identical Twins by Diane Arbus
She is dead
She does her photo in black and white
She does her photo all counts of thing like women, children and old people
She does her photo with style and old things she is going to member
She does her work with all counts of people and size like small, medium and large
She sets her work in the 1900s

4. man ray Abstract Glass tears by man ray
“Wherever there is light, one can photograph.” his quote
He dead
His work is more real life and some looks like a trick to the eye.
His work also has good quollerty to them and have a nice tick to the picture like some he has add water, cats whiskers and face paint, some he has put in all kinds of stuff.
He use women in a lots of his pictures and also use every day thing in your life.
He use a old fashion camera to make his pictures and the special effects to it as well.
He will use bear body's to make people fill like there human and real lipstick.

5. Yousuf Karsh His style portraits and a Armenian-Canadian photographer
It was in London that I started the practice which I continue to this day of  ‘doing my homework,’ of finding out as much as I can about each person I am to photograph. His Owen quote.
He is dead
Alfred Hitchcock by Yousuf Karsh.
He like his name shorten Josuf or Yousuf
His work base on famous people.
His work is done in black and white.
His work is all different talent and skills base on the famous person.
His work is more on the famous person life and looks.
He spoke of his portrait were sessions as a "collaboration" as if his were a director, and the sitter a actor performing onstage or watch them in a move/film.