Portrait Photographers

A LOOK AT

The art of portrait photography has been a practice adopted and loved by many curious individuals who have grown inseparable from the camera.

THE ART OF PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

THE MOST FAMOUS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS

Julia Margaret Cameron was one of the first photography pioneers and portrait artists of the 19th century who not only invented her own style of portrait photography, but also received much criticism for it as a female artist.

JULIA MARGARET CAMERON

Edward Sheriff Curtis was one of the most popular American photographers of the 19th century who was best known for his portraiture of Native American people.

EDWARD S. CURTIS

Famous portrait photography artist Dorothea Lange was one of the best portrait photographers of the 20th century and was most famous for her photograph White Angel Bread Line, San Francisco, which was shot in 1933.

DOROTHEA LANGE

George Hurrell was one of the most famous 1930s Hollywood glamor photographers in America. Hurrell’s career in Hollywood began in the 1920s.

GEORGE HURRELL

Philippe Halsman was one of the most famous portrait photographers of the 20th century, who was best known for his collaboration with Salvador Dalí.

PHILIPPE HALSMAN

Yousuf Karsh was one of the most famous portrait photographers, who was best known for his portraits of politicians, celebrities, and other famous figures.

YOUSEF KARSH

Helmut Newton was one of the most famous German-Australian photographers of the Modern era, who was also associated with some of the most controversial photographs taken of celebrities in provocative and edgy styles.

HELMUT NEWTON

Leibovitz started her photography career in the 1970s for Rolling Stone magazine and was employed as a staff photographer. It was here that her photography gained recognition.

ANNIE LEIBOVITZ

Contemporary photographer Pete Souza is a documentary photographer and photojournalist who produces some of the most compelling images following some of the world’s most defining historical events.

PETE SOUZA