10 introduction of world famous advertising photographers

Kovov was born in Ukraine, 1938, and used to be a technical engineer. Started taking pictures at the age of 28. He was fired from the factory after the KGB discovered the nude photos he took of his wife. Since then, he has become a full-time photographer.

Boris Mick Halloff is undoubtedly the most outstanding photographer in the former Soviet Union.

During his 30-year photography career, he shot a lot of classic photography works, while constantly developing himself, instead of staying in the position of an orthodox artist.

1998, he held an exhibition called "Case History", showing photos reflecting daily life. The album of the same name was released on 1999.

Boris Mick Halloff filmed a wide range, and one topic was completely different from another in form.

It is difficult to define his photography style and aesthetics.

But he always thinks that the function of photography is communication, and he thinks that the media must help the audience know more about the relationship between individuals and society.

Boris Mick Halloff's works are often unexpected and eclectic.

Many of his early works, including private series (late 1960s), red series (1968- 1975) and Luriki (197 1- 1985), were published in.

The works in the "private series" are similar to an album, and all the photos are people in their own rooms. Female exercise; Dancing and parties.

In "Red" series, Boris Mick Halloff takes snapshots of daily life and describes the public's concern about the red things that are inevitable in life.

Luriki series contains all the photos taken by Boris Mick Halloff as a "commercial" photographer in 1970s, during which his job was to retouch and color the old photos.

2. Donald Webber

Weber wrote a book with the writer Larry Florica, and published it together with the collection of the famous * * * professional Schilt.

On the basis of Amsterdam, Schilt visited the country of Marcus Brisdale, the black passport of Stanley Green and the Caucasus of Vozak, thomas de.

To help fund this project, Weber set up three collector's editions-$200, $500 and $65,438+$0,000, all of which include a signed book and a * * * edition. The files are printed with bronze medals, silver medals and gold medals (with different sizes and edition numbers), signed, stamped and numbered, and kept in the Ukrainian police files.

The book will be wrapped in the report form of the old policeman and sealed in a handmade box with stamp wax.

"The initial fundraising and other crowdfunding Kickstarter projects were very popular, but I didn't want to go this way," Weber said.

"I read books and aperture radius as models to a certain extent, and it is unique to study its * * * set and each packaging and printing structure because I made it by hand.

I hope it is an art and physics project, very artistic and handicraft.

3. Jim Reid

Jim Reid was born in Springfield, Illinois, where he experienced all kinds of bad weather, such as ice storms, snowstorms, floods and hurricanes ... Later, his mother gave him a camera to stimulate his interest in images.

After graduating from film major, he engaged in film production, but he found that four-fifths of his work was interrupted by the weather. Reed suddenly realized, "I put the camera in the wrong direction. The camera should actually point to the sky!" " Since then, he has turned his attention to extreme weather photography.

He is recognized as one of the most outstanding extreme climate photographers in the world.

During his full-time photography career of nearly 20 years, he tracked as many as 357 storms, experienced 17 kinds of large hurricanes, filmed more than 60 tornado documentaries, and was invited as a consultant to deal with hurricane special effects in the film The Day After Tomorrow.

His works have been published in national geographic, * * *, Time and other famous newspapers and periodicals.

4. Anne Gotis

She was born in Australia and now lives in Auckland, New Zealand. She is a member of the New Zealand Professional Photographers Association.

Anne Gotis, with her extraordinary imagination and unique style, has photographed a large number of children's photographs, which has been recognized and praised by the world.

Anne married her business partner, Kay, and they have two children.

5. annie leibovitz, a famous American female photographer.

It's never easy to be a woman, and it's even more difficult to create a world in a male-dominated photography world, but annie leibovitz has carried the banner.

In 2005, American Photography magazine named her as "the only most influential photographer who is still shooting", and she was also shortlisted for "100 people with important influence in the field of photography" by American Photography magazine for three times, which shows her important position in the history of American photography today.

She is the most important female video artist and one of the highest paid photographers in the world.

6. mario testino mario testino

Mario testino is the hottest photographer in the fashion circle.

His fashion photographs are extremely artistic.

Mario testino shoots fashion blockbusters for many top fashion magazines such as Vogue, Vanity Fair and The Face, and shoots annual commercial advertisements for luxury brands such as Gucci, Calvin Klein, Burberry, Ralph Lauren, Versace, Estee Lauder and Valentino.

7. steven meisel.

Steven meisel is one of the most famous fashion photographers in the United States. His films for American and Italian VOGUE are very popular, and his series Sex for Madonna at 1992 is even more sensational.

French fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier.

Patrick Demarchelier, 1943 was born in le havre, one of the few top photographers in this era.

Demarchelier is also like his works in life: capable and focused, he can make you relax and feel at ease in a few minutes.

He has unique imagination and judgment in visual presentation, and is also a good team player.

Influenced by classical painting and classical photography, Patrick Demarchelier is good at controlling light and grasping the lines and structures of human body.

Whether it is beautiful fashion or elephants on the African prairie, amazing beauty can be found under his lens.

8. Henri Cartier-Bresson (France)

Known as one of the top ten photographers in the contemporary world, Henri cartit Bresson, a famous French photographer, was born in Seine-Marne, France in 1908.

As a child, he loved art and studied under painters Gordon Nye and Andre Lott.

From 1922 to 1928, he studied in middle school, but did not graduate.

During this time, he had a Brownie camera, originally just to take some photos of holiday life to enrich his commemorative photo album.

Soon after the holiday, he began to observe everything carefully through the viewfinder, thus gradually broadening his own small world: influenced by Griffith's blockbuster The Secret of new york, Strohein's debut, Broken Lily, Eisenstein's Raptor and other films, he soon met some photographers and was fascinated by their photography works, so he had the belief of devoting himself to photography.

9. Zhou Meisheng

Human geography photographer is the greatest famous scholar photographer in China! Born in Nanjing, grew up in Beijing and graduated from Tianjin University.

He studied calligraphy and painting since childhood, and worked as a photojournalist and Art editor for 20 years. He has also worked as a columnist in music planning, photography, tourism and human geography, and a professor of photography in art colleges.

Now he is the artistic director of Electronic Industry Press.

He has published more than 200,000 academic articles and more than 200 works in the authoritative China Photography magazine for three consecutive years.

In view of his pioneering work in "World Heritage Images", he was awarded the "World Heritage Promotion Award" by the World Heritage Foundation in 2007.

He published a series of stories about ancient capitals, anecdotes about ancient houses and scholars' lens images of China culture.

He has given lectures in CCTV Lecture Room, chinese national geography and CNG Lecture Hall.

China is the host of the photography "Focus on Heritage" column, the lead writer of the photography world column "Talking about shadows under lights", and the executive editor of Canon Garden.

In recent years, he has devoted himself to the special research and photography of China World Natural and Cultural Heritage by UNESCO World Heritage Committee, and made a preliminary exploration in geography, humanities, history and current situation.

10, Robert Doisneau, Robert Doisneau 19 12- 1994), one of the main representatives of French humanistic photography.

In French photography, Bresson is a pair of masters who are neck and neck.

The photography of these two people is mainly documentary, but their styles are quite different.

Bresson often travels around the world, his works are profound and serious, and he cares about the sufferings of ethnic groups everywhere.

Du Wanuo, on the other hand, only takes Paris where he lives as his creative base, and likes to capture humorous moments in ordinary people's daily life.

Born in Gentili 19 12 April 14.

1926- 1929 studied the stone engraving edition at Estienne school in Paris and graduated from it.

193 1 year as the assistant of Andre Vigno.

1932 sold the first set of photo stories.