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The document discusses photographer Ryan McGinley. At age 25, he had his first personal show which launched his fame as a snapshot photographer. His photos have a dreamlike and fantastical quality. He takes many nude photos of young people, but in a way that feels young and pure rather than naughty. McGinley uses an autofocus film camera, allowing him to easily take photos but in an unusual and unique style that distinguishes him from other photographers. Recently, he has worked on photos of people with nature, expressing the subject in a witty and fresh way.
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Introduction
- 1. Photographer RYAN MCGINLEY
- 2. HE IS… When he was 25 years, exhibited personal show. This show was opportunity for his fame as snap photographer. He’s photo is feel dreamlike and fantastical mode.
- 3. Young and pure He take a picture many naked photo. It is not naughty but young and pure.
- 4. Technique he used the autofocus film camera. So He take a photo easily but photo is feel like unusual, unique mode. That is discriminated with other photographer.
- 5. Recently He works to subject ‘people with nature’. He expressed that subject witty and fresh As it is.