1. Formalism
Photography
By Eryca Froes and Brianna Aden

2. Ansel AdamsKnown for his naturalistic approach to photography

3. Title: Farm workers and Mt. Williamson
Date: 1943- Internment of Japanese Americans at Manzanar, California.
Element: Texture & Space

4. Yousuf KarshKnown for his self profits of influential individuals of the time

5. Title:Ernest Hemingway
Date:1957
Karsh referred to Hemingway as “a man of peculiar gentleness, and he attempted to display this gift for capturing
the essence of his subjects”.
Element: Emphasis

6. Lewis HineKnown for his "Work Portraits” which demonstrate the working American class in an industrial setting.

7. Title: Power house mechanic working on steam pump
Date: 1920
Element: Unity

8. Peter EssickKnown for the “Ansel Adams” inspired photographs he contributed to several 2011 issues of
National Geographic.

9. Title: Late summer thunderheads build above Garnet Lake.
*Inspired by Ansel Adams
Date: 2011
Element: Shapes

10. Henri Cartier-BressonKnown as the father of photojournalism

11. Title: Man Jumping Over Puddle,
Date: 1932
Element: Balance

12. Dorothea Lange
Best known for her Depression-era work for the Farm Security Administration

13. Title: Great Depression
Date: 1930’s
Element: Pattern

14. Philippe HalsmanMost famously known for his book Halsman on the Creation of Photographic Ideas, where he
contributed a lot to the art of photography

15. Title: Just jump
Date:1958
Element: Movement

16. Elliott ErwittKnown for his photography featuring many different breads of dogs

17. Title: Paris
Date:1989
Element: Space

18. Title:Rome
Date: 1996
Element: Lines

19. Jacques Henri Lartigue
Most famous for his stunning photos of automobile races, planes and fashionable Parisian women
from the turn of the century..

20. Title: Le Jour des Drags auz courses a Auteuil Paris
Date:1911
Element: Texture

21. Alfred Stieglitz

22. Title: Art of the Beautiful-Grotesque
Date: 2000
Element: Rhythm