Unit 57: Photography and Photographic
                Practice
Research of other photographers work
EUGÈNE ATGET



  Eugene Atget was born in the
  February 12th 1857 in Libourne,
France and died August 4th 1927 in
               Paris.
   He moved to Paris in 1978 and
 attended acting school after two
attempts at the entrance exam. He
left in 1887 because of an infection
          of his vocal chords.
 He started photography in 1888.
  His work only gained worldwide
      attention after his death.
The main focal point of this picture is the
building, he has used the rule of thirds as
he has captured the sky, building and
water equally.
Eugène Atget was a urban landscape
photographer, he captured buildings
and scenery surrounding them. He
didn’t use any certain techniques but
instead used the texture, surfaces and
details of the thing he was
photographing to make a good image.
He used reflection a lot in his
photography.
I like this piece of work by Eugene
   Atget because of the way he has
focused on the reflection rather than
            the actual trees.

Eugene atget

  • 1.
    Unit 57: Photographyand Photographic Practice Research of other photographers work
  • 2.
    EUGÈNE ATGET Eugene Atget was born in the February 12th 1857 in Libourne, France and died August 4th 1927 in Paris. He moved to Paris in 1978 and attended acting school after two attempts at the entrance exam. He left in 1887 because of an infection of his vocal chords. He started photography in 1888. His work only gained worldwide attention after his death.
  • 4.
    The main focalpoint of this picture is the building, he has used the rule of thirds as he has captured the sky, building and water equally.
  • 5.
    Eugène Atget wasa urban landscape photographer, he captured buildings and scenery surrounding them. He didn’t use any certain techniques but instead used the texture, surfaces and details of the thing he was photographing to make a good image. He used reflection a lot in his photography.
  • 6.
    I like thispiece of work by Eugene Atget because of the way he has focused on the reflection rather than the actual trees.