- Imogen Cunningham – f64 group, close up and detail, folds, light and beauty.
- Alfred Eisensteadt – portraits, Hollywood 1940’s
- Cindy Sherman – self portrait, disguise, narrative.
- Robert Stivers – sensual portraits, out of focus
- Duane Michaels – portrait, sequences, dark narrative.
- Cecil Beaton – portraits, dramatic light, fashion.
- Yousef Karsh – portraits, dramatic light, powerful.
- Lee Friedlander – city, shadows.
- Beaumont Newhall – reflections.
- Bill Brant – dramatic light.
- Paul Strand – cubist light shapes, city.
- Alfred Steiglitz – master of pictorialism, mood.
- Edward Steichen – light, mood, pictorialism.
- David Hiscock – experimental darkroom practise, mixed media
- Ansel Adams – f64 group, epic landscapes, high detail and contrast.
- Henri Cartier Bresson – magnum group founder, photojournalism, viewpoints.
- Leonard Freed – photojounalism, magnum group, social narrative.
- Dorothea Lange – fsa photojounalism, american depression.
- Robert Capa – photojournalism, magnum group, war photography.
- Giacomo Brunelli – 35mm film images, large aperture, dark, point of view.
- Morgan Silk – highly detailed landscapes, many focal points, epic.
- Linda McCartney – landscape, mood, composition (also see Mick Williamson.)
- Mick Williamson – composition, lighting, viewpoints, the every day.
- Saul Leiter – the street, layers of reflection, painterly colours.
- David Bailey – fashion, 1960’s, pop culture.
- Ralph Eugene Meatyard – suburban backyards, sinister narrative, 1950/60’s America.
- Tim Walker – fashion, surrealism, epic.
- Frederick Holland Day – pictorialism, mystical, fantasy.
- Sarah Moon – fantastical, ethereal, rustic.
- Fay Godwin – landscape, texture, beauty.
- Sally Mann – family, wet plate photography, ambiguous controversy.
- Anna Pagnacco – landscape.
- Jason Hawkes – abstraction, viewpoints.
- Stuart Redler – reflections and shadows, dramatic light.
- Rob Carter – long exposure, light movement.
- Richard Hamilton Smith – abstraction, colour, movement.
- Karine Laval – reflections and shadows.
- Roger Vail – abstraction, dramatic light.
- Nirmala Savadekar – abstraction, light.
- Toby Smith – landscape, time.
- Tim Hall – epic landscape/seascape.
- Bruce Monk – dance, silhouettes.
- Suren Manvelyan – scientific, eyes, star trails.
- Annie Collinge – trapped, disguise, body.
- Clare Strand – ambiguity, hidden meanings, every day.
- Anton Bragaglia – movement.
- Mac Adams – sequences, strong narrative.
- Dave McKean – dark fantasy, graphic illustration/photography, horror.
- Alessandro Bavari – surreal, horror, dark narrative.
- Gerhard Richter – painting/photography, process, mood.
- Hiroshi Sugimoto – light/shadows, lightning/electricity.
- Lottie Davies – installation, theatrical/staged, strong narrative.
- Christian Boltanski – installation, found photography, memory.
- Wolfgang Tillmans – process, eclectic, observation.
- Arno Rafael Minkkin – body/landscape.
- Steven Gill – layers, looking through, collage.
- Camille Solyagua – monochrome, scientific.
- Rita Bernstein – crumpled imagery, fractured surfaces, memory.
- Brigitte Carnochan – botanical, painted silver gelatine, fragmented, memory.
- Allan Jenkins – fine art photography, soft focus, the nude.
- Joy Gregory – cyanotype, memory.
- Sohei Nishino – maps, photomontage.
- Kenro Izu – landscape, sacred places, epic, atmosphere.
- John Stezaker – collage, memory, found imagery.
- David Benjamin Sherry – epic landscape, texture, filtered colour.
- Paul Kenny – natural and man made detritus from the shoreline. Fragility, beauty and transience in the landscape.
- Susan Derges – cameraless, other worlds.
- Floris Neususs – full body photograms, cameraless.
- Michael Flowmen – photograms in nature, process.
- Garry Fabian Miller – light, cameraless, installation.
- Adam Fuss – photogram, cameraless, memory.
- Toni Frissell – fashion, viewpoionts.
- Jane Bown – portraits, fame, revealing.
- Susan Kae Grant – shadow images, atmospheric, fantasy.
- Mark Sink – wet plate process, windows to another world.
- Eric Kim – street photography, proximity, confrontation.
- Anders Petersen – intimate, street photography, intense portraiture.
- Tim Flach – animal (especially horse) photography, viewpoints.
- David Sinclair – horse photography, sensitive lighting.
- Tami Bone – memories, childhood, ambiguity, blurred.
- Joan Fontcuberta – fact and fiction, science and art.
- Gueorgui Pinkhassov – magnum, photojournalism, colour/multi layered.
- Martin Parr – situation based, raw realism, observational.
- Cheryle St.Onge – mystery, ambiguous narrative, still, beauty.