Pete turner takes photographs that are mainly
brightly coloured which contrast each other. Also his photographs show shape as
well as color, which I find highly effective. I like Pete Turner’s work as I
like the use of bold colors.
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Charles(rettew)Sheeler
Photographs A-Z by Hans-Michael Koetzle
Charles (rettew) Sheeler
focused on photography in the industrial area which shows shadows on the
building which is an aspect of form. Personally this is not my favourite type
of photograph as I don’t fine it creative.
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David Bailey
Photographs A-Z by Hans-Michael Koetzle
David bailey is famously known for fashion
photography. All of his photographs are in black and white which I like as it
shows tone within the image.
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Solve Sundbo
Photographs A-Z by Hans-Michael Koetzle
Solve Sundbo projects patterns onto people’s skin.
I like Solve Sundbo photography because the patterns standout clearly from the
objects making that the main feature.
Corinne Vionnet
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| Corinne Vionnet |
Photographs A-Z by Hans-Michael Koetzle
Corrine Vionnet merges loads of a similar image
together of a famous tourist attraction. I like her work as it shows all the
different people at the attraction but very faintly.
Franco Fontan
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| Franco Fontan |
Photographs A-Z by Hans-Michael Koetzle
He is best known for his abstract colour
landscapes. I like his work as it is twist on natural landscapes as they
usually not very colourful.
Phillip Klinger
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| Phillip Klinger |
Phillip Klinger focuses on shape and pattern photography
that also have aspect of depth, which I personally like.
Adrienne Adam
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| Adrienne Adam |
One aspect Adrienne Adam focuses on is patterning
which mainly within nature. I’m unsure on this artist, as I don’t find the
patterns interesting.
Christopher Martin
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| Christopher Martin |
Christopher Martin focuses on motion blur
photography. I like his work as it shows movement that we can’t see in real
life.
Eliot Porter
Photographs A-Z by Hans-Michael Koetzle
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