I personally think they over did it, but it still looks great. Expecially the clouds.

Once again, bad quality, but I’m just showing a demonstration of Rythm in photpgrahy. The movement.

This isn’t good quality, but it was the best that I could find in demonstrating lines. There are lines everywhere!

James Nachtwey stands out to me because he actually catches real life concerns and events that have happened. He bring something interesting to th table.

James Nachtwey grew up in massachusetts and graduated from Dartmouth College, where he studied art history and Political Science (1966-1970), which you can obviously tell from his photos. He tought himself photography and meanwhile had worked as an apprentice news film editor and a truck driver. After he started developing skills in photography, he then started to work as a newspaper photographer in New Mexico (1976) and in 1980, moved to new york to begin a career as a freelance magazine photographer where he started his first assignment with covering civil strife. Since then he’s had contracts with magazine covers and has been visiting the world all around. He’s recieved numerous  great honours and has been proudly noticed in his work.

Dave Hill: http://davehillphoto.com/

Mark Rebilas: http://www.rebilasphoto.com/

Annie Leibovitz: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/episodes/annie-leibovitz/photo-gallery/19/

shelby lee adams: http://shelby-lee-adams.blogspot.com/