Who are the famous foreign photographers? Provide some introductions and so on.

There are many famous foreign photographers. I hope it will be helpful to list a few.

Boris Mick Halloff

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 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.

1984, Boris Mick Halloff started a very important job-he posted a small black-and-white photo reflecting what happened every day in Coventry on the back of his uncle's unfinished academic notes, and later added various handwritten explanatory texts to the photo. It was not until 1998 that this work ended with the publication of an exquisite art book, Unfinished Papers. 1986, Boris Mick Halloff filmed a series of movies called "Salt Lake", which depicts people swimming in a salt lake, which may be sewage or fresh water. The lake is surrounded by huge waste water pipes.

The disintegration of the Soviet Union caused great changes, even for photographers and artists. Boris Mick Halloff's series Twilight (199 1) and Land (1993) describe the street life in Ukraine, earthy tones. The Land series uses blue tones, and Boris Mick Halloff describes the struggle for survival.

In the series "I am not me" filmed by 1992, Boris Mick Halloff posed nude, surrounded by various things representing male characteristics, such as swords, which reminds people of salon art in19th century.

Ansel Adams

1932, Adams took a portrait of the star actress Caroline Anspach in San Francisco. After the photo was taken, people called it an "outstanding stone portrait", and some even thought it was a photo of a sculpture head. Adams was glad to hear these words. When recalling the shooting process of this photo afterwards, he said: "I firmly believe that this is the photo that impressed the photographer the most. When a person's face can show his identity and personality, photos can show the basic characteristics of the subject in static state. This can usually be achieved by exposure for one second or more. If you use a flash, you should be good at grasping the expression you expect, instead of letting the subject pose for a long time. I still insist that the usual "snapshot" photo is only an instantaneous image of the subject, a fragment that is often only related to what the camera shutter motion captures. A painter can combine many impressions, observed images and reactions to create an expressive image.

Portrait photographers can only describe the characteristics of characters in this process by grasping the passage of time. An image that reflects an instant expression may occasionally show a variety of personalities, but it is only a perfect portrait. "

Adams also said: "Conception is one of the most important factors in photographic creation. Once the expression of the subject is found, this expression-the instantaneous pause of facial muscle activity-may pass, avoiding the moment when the shutter opens quickly.

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, The New York Times, Time and other famous newspapers and magazines.

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.