The document discusses photographers whose styles the author aims to emulate in their own photography work. They like Peter Watson's landscape photography for its realistic depiction achieved through minimal editing. They also appreciate Royna Galka's street portraits for capturing unusual settings while still looking bright, and John Steven's equine photos in mid-air without over-editing. Marcus Castle's landscape photos make locations appealing through style and editing. Emily Hancock shoots equines in rural settings looking natural. Neil Redfern takes portraits in Salford with a casual, unforced style. The author hopes to capture a similar realistic yet edited look in their own portrait and landscape photography.

1. My research:
Here’s some photographers work that I would like the photos I am going to take to look like:
Peter Watson
who does landscape photography, I like the way he captures what you see whenyou look at a landscapedby this I
meanthe way he does not over edit the photos so they no longer look realistic. I like the composition of his work
because whenyou look at it makes you feellike you are there and that I what you are looking at, I like the lighting
in his photos because he doesn’t add too muchlight when he’s editing them so they look quite natural.
http://www.peterwatson-photographer.com/
Royna Galka
Who does street portrait photography, I like the way she takes photos of her models in places which are unusual, and
I like the way she brightens all of her photos so that they catchyour eye when you look at them eventhough she
brightens them and makes them look goods she doesn’t ever edit them so that they don’t look real.
http://www.ronyagalka.com/

2. John Steven
who does equine photography, I like the way the majority of his photos are taken when the horses are in the air I
think they look good, I also like the waythe photos are not over edited they are edited in a waythat it doesn’t look
like they have been changed, I also like how he changes how close up to the horse he takes the pictures.
http://www.johnsteven.com/showjumping_3.html
MarcusCastle
who does Landscape photography, I like the style he take his photos andhow they are edited it makes them look
really nice and it makes the place where they are took look like somewhere you would want to go, the only thing I
don’t like it that he could have takena photo where there would be more in the picture as there isn’t much in each
picture, other than that they are really good photos.
http://www.marcuscastlephotography.co.uk/Photographs-Rivington-Bolton.aspx

3. Emily Hancock
who does equine photography, I like the way the majority of herphotos are takenin rural places which makes the
photos look really natural and I think they look good, I also like the way the photos are not over edited they look
natural like no effects have beenadded which I what I want some of my equine photos to look like
http://www.emilyhancock.co.uk/equine-photography.php
Neil Redfern
Who does portrait photography in Salford and other are, I like the way he takes photos of couples or people in
Salford in various location of Salford quays, I like the way the photos don’t look forcedlike some portraits do where
the subject look like they are being forcedto smile where as these don’t, hopefully my portrait photos will look
slightly like these as I like the way they have beentaken, I also like how they haven’tbeen edited to muchalthough I
do like photos which are edited in black and white so that I what I am going to do with mine when I take them.
http://www.neilredfern.com/blog/salford-quays-portrait-photography-katie-dave/