The document discusses several photographers including Annie Leibovitz, known for her portraits of famous people and combining a keen eye with quick wit. It also mentions photographers like Edward Muybridge who helped develop techniques to capture motion, and Harold Edgerton who invented the stroboscope to take split-second photos too fast for the human eye. A variety of other photographers are listed along with some brief details about their work in photography.

1. Shutter Speed Concepts

2. Edward Muybridge

3. Etienne Jules Marey

4. Gregory Crewdson - Twilight

5. Joel Meyerwitz

6. Tim Parchikov

7. Annie Leibovitz
One of today's most influential and admired artists, renowned for her vivid and distinctive style, Annie
Leibovitz is an American original and a master of self-promotion. Her portraits of Bruce Springsteen, Jody
Foster, Michael Jackson, Miles Davis, Greg Louganis, Mikhail Baryshnikov, John Lennon and more combine a
keen eye with a quick wit.

8. Sam Taylor Wood

9. Sam Taylor Wood

10. Sam Taylor Wood

11. Massimo Cristaldi- Insulae
(Negotiating Barriers)

12. Massimo Cristaldi- Insulae
(Negotiating Barriers)

13. The Braggaglia Brothers

14. Harold Edgerton
He tried to produce a perfect coronet
from a single drop of milk falling
into liquid. To do this he invented
the stroboscope - a device to
produce short bursts of light.
This allowed him to take split-
second pictures of objects in
motion which could not be seen
by the human eye
Some of his photographs had an
exposure time of less than
1/10,000 of a second.

15. eadweard muybridge

16. Jonathan Shaw

17. Howard Schatz
Underwater
series
Athlete book
www.howard
schatz.com

18. Bill Brandt
• A Night in
London
encompassed
social events
and strata, with
staged scenes
where
necessary.

19. Fay Godwin

20. Fay Godwin

21. Joe Cornish

22. Joe Cornish

23. Scott Bourne

24. Rut Blees Luxemburg
• http://www.rutbleesluxemburg.com/

25. Philip Lorca di Corcia