This document provides information about photographer Annie Leibovitz, including 3 quotes from her about her artistic process and philosophy. It also provides biographical details about Leibovitz's life and upbringing. The document then shares 4 photos taken by Leibovitz along with short analyses of each photo that discuss the subject, context, technical aspects, and aesthetic qualities liked by the reviewer. It concludes with a short statement about how Leibovitz's work inspires the reviewer.

1. Annie Leibovitz

2. 3 Powerful Quotes.
• Nature is so powerful, so strong. Capturing its essence is
not easy - your work becomes a dance with light and the
weather. It takes you to a place within yourself.
• When I say I want to photograph someone, what it really
means is that I'd like to know them. Anyone I know I
photograph.
• Sometimes I enjoy just photographing the surface
because I think it can be as revealing as going to the
heart of the matter.

3. Information about Annie Leibovitz!
• Born in Waterbury, Connecticut, on October 2, 1949,
Leibovitz is the third of six children. She is a thirdgeneration American whose great-grandparents were
Jewish immigrants from Central and Eastern Europe.
Her father's parents had emigrated from Romania. Her
mother, Marilyn Edith, née Heit, was a modern dance
instructor of Estonian Jewish heritage; her father,
Samuel Leibovitz, was a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air
Force. The family moved frequently with her father's duty
assignments, and she took her first pictures when he
was stationed in the Philippines during the Vietnam War.

4. Annie Leibovitz

5. Factual:
This photograph is by Annie
Leibovitz.
Context:
This is a photo of Scarlet
Johansson, in the photo
we can see that
Cinderella is wearing a
very pretty dress.
Technical
I think this picture was create in two shots where the castle at the back
looks like it is a computer image which has been edited and the
Cinderella character shot has been taken in a studio.
Aesthetic:
The part of the picture in which I like is the steps in the background
where when you first look at the person the steps drag your eyes to
them as they are light and misty which make you intrigued into
looking at the picture.

6. Factual:
Factual
This photo is by Annie
Leibovitz. She is an American
artist.
Context:
This photo is of a girl in the role
of the Princess and the Frog a
Disney film.
Technical:
I think this picture was taken in one shot as Annie Leibovitz could have edited
the background and the frog on the water and all of the sparkles around her.
Aesthetic:
The part of this photo that I like is the lighting behind the girl as it
makes her stand out and it also makes her eye catching to look at, I
also like the reflection in the water as she looks like she is looking at
herself.

7. Factual:
Factual
This photo is by Annie Leibovitz. She is an
American artist.
Context:
This photo is of scarlet Johansson, on a
beach.
Technical:
I think this photo was created by one shot but los of them. It seems like it
could have taken a long time to create it as it looks like the sky was in the
perfect place at the perfect time.
Aesthetic:
In this picture I like the background, as where you look at the girl the
background drags your eyes to it, because it looks like there is something
there to look at and it makes you more interested into looking at the back.

8. Factual :
This photo is taken
by Annie Leibovitz.
Context:
This photo is of the Disney
film Alice in wonderland.
Technical:
This photo looks like it has a huge girl in it, but I think it was taken in two shots
on shot of the girl and one shot of the room.
Aesthetic:
I like the whole picture as it is different from her other ones and it shows
emotion in the girls face and it looks like a compacted picture with lots of
things to look at in the background which makes me focus on all of the
different objects.

9. How does she inspire me?
She inspires me by the way her photos are
explained as every time she has taken a
photo she makes them look so intense
that they make me interested to look at
them.

10. Powerful Quote.
• Coming tight was boring to me, just the
face... it didn't have enough information.