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Nachtwey, James - http://www.jamesnachtwey.com/
James Nachtwey has covered more wars than most, winning numberous awards through the 80s and 90s. |
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McCurry, Steve - http://www.stevemccurry.com/
Steve McCurry, photojournalist, displays his recent work in essay form as well as offering a gallery of well-known work. |
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De Keyzer, Carl - http://www.carldekeyzer.com/
Belgian photographer, a member of Magnum, whose work from the '80s onwards has included books on Siberian prisons, religion in the USA and the monsoon in India. |
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Miller, Lee - http://www.leemiller.co.uk/
Photographer of the twenties, thirties, and forties, known for fashion, World War II and her portraits of artists of the time. |
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Maroon, Fred - http://americanhistory.si.edu/maroon/
Smithsonian exhibition featuring photographs of the Nixon White House and Watergate hearings. |
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Frank, Howard - http://www.howardfrank.com/
Portfolio with photos of New York street life, the 1939 World's fair, sports and aviation photographs. |
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Elsken, Ed van der - http://edvanderelsken.nl
Dutch photographer (1925-1990). Biography, photos, information about his books, films and exhibitions. |
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Sam Shaw - http://www.spc-promotions.com/
Galleries of images of celebrities from the entertainment industry, featuring Marilyn Monroe originals, taken by photographer Sam Shaw. |
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Rodger, George - http://www.ionone.com/phrodger.htm
George Rodger, Magnum co-founder, author of Humanity and Inhumanity (he was the first photographer into Nazi extermination camps), and Village of the Nubasart (on Nuber tribesmen). |
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Armstrong, Dean - http://www.deanarmstrongphotography.com/
Fine art photography of indigenous tribes in Cambodia's Angkor Wat region, Indonesia's Irian Jaya, and Kathmandu. Portraits are in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian and the Bibliotheque Nationale. |