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( June 14, 1921 – February 6, 2012) Yasuhiro Ishimoto (石元泰博) He was a Japanese photographer. The son of a Japanese family dedicated to agriculture, when he was three years old he moved with his parents to Japan, where he […]
(1951, Lexington, Virginia, USA) Sally Mann is an American photographer born on May 1, 1951 in Lexington (Virginia), where she still lives with her husband Larry, a lawyer by profession, with whom he had three children: Jessie, Emmett and Virginia, […]
(July, 9, 1908, USA – June, 25, 1976, USA) (photo @Eric Myrvaagnes)Minor Martin White was a founding American photographer for the Aperture magazine. His grandfather was fond of photography and at the age of six or seven they gave him […]
(March, 21 1957, Mexico City, Mexico) Flor Garduño is a Mexican photographer and artist. He studied visual arts at the Old Academy of San Carlos, UNAM. He interrupted his studies after three years in favor of a position as a […]
( 1958, Madrid, Spain ) José María Rodríguez Madoz was born in Madrid in 1958. Between the years 1980 and 1983 he studied Art History at the Complutense University of Madrid, which he simultaneously studied with photography at the Center […]
(Septiembre, 1899, Hungría — 8 Julio, 1984, Hungría) George Brassaï (pseudónimo de Gyula Halász) fue un fotógrafo, escultor y cineasta húngaro que alcanzó la fama internacional en Francia en el siglo XX. Fue uno de los numerosos artistas húngaros que […]
(June, 16 1917, New Jersey, USA – October, 7, 2009, NYC, USA Irving Penn was an American fashion and portrait photographer. He studied design at the Philadelphia Museum’s School of Industrial Arts, from which he graduated in 1938. His teacher […]
(March, 23, 1899, Frankfurt, Germany – March, 10 1998, NYC, USA) Ilse Bing was a German photographer. His family was a successful and wealthy saga of Jewish merchants, the path his father followed. He studied Art History at the University […]
(August, 22 1908 – august, 3, 2004) Henri Cartier-Bresson was a famous French photographer considered by many to be the father of photojournalism. He always preached with the idea of catching the decisive moment, a translated version of his “images […]
