photography, artistic

Reproduces photographs from throughout the history of "Life" magazine, and discusses the circumstances behind each picture, and why some images have become immortal.

Presents a selection of Jerry Uelsmann's surreal photographs created by using combination printing techniques. Includes an essay by photography critic Peter Bunnell.

Presents a collection of black-and-white photographs taken by Alfred Stieglitz that show various regions of New York City as it existed in the early 1930s. Includes essays on Stielitz's photographs and his rise in the art community.

Showcases the photography of Walker Evans, from the 1920s to the 1970s, and includes an essay that discusses the significance of the meeting between Evans and John Szarkowski, an aspiring photographer who went on to become the curator of the Museum of Modern Art.

Explores the latest innovations in the digital altering of photographs and discusses how photographers use these developments to enhance their work. Outlines the impact of digital technology on the way people view photographs and includes full-color sample photographs throughout.

Extracts from the writings of Nadine Gordimer and photographs by David Goldblatt.

Presents a portfolio of Dorothea Lange's photography.