p ast and p resent p hotographers michelle lateste present: carlos lumiere past: edward steichen
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PPastast andand PPresentresent
PPhotographhotographersers
Michelle Lateste
Present: Carlos Lumiere
Past: Edward Steichen
Carlos Lumiere
Look how your eye
follows the angles and
shapes in the photograph.
In photography, the picture
should never throw you off
the page, your eye
should travel around the
page.
Carlos used the
combination of drawing in a photograph
using Photoshop.
Drawing Incorporat
ed
The layout of the way her arms and
legs are positioned, creates
a unique design.
The lighting adds dramaand
Shadow
All Carlos Lumiere’s
photographs that caught my
eye
•Carlos Lumiere was born in 1970 inSpain and was introduced to the art of photography in his early childhood by his father, a local studio photographer.
A beautiful hanging house, one of the most photographed
in Spain.
Look at the rich color of the buildings
Magazines where Carlos Lumiere’s
photographs were displayed
~Carlos was introduced to the art of photography in his early childhood by his father.
~Subject Fashion~Carlos turned to Fashion Photography in
1990 inspired by Miami Beach’s fashion boom.
~For the next nine years, Carlos lived in New York, Hamburg, Munich, Milan and Paris, where he went on developing his own style and portfolio.
Edward Edward StiechenStiechen
•Historical PhotographerHistorical Photographer
Michelle Lateste
Self Self PortraiPortrai
tt• Unlike Carlose, Edward’s photogra
phs, were in black and
white
When you look at this photograph
, notice your eye travels towards the tiny frame behind
Edward. This
creates a very
fascinating layout.
When I look at this When I look at this photograph I notice the photograph I notice the
balance of the white balance of the white verse the black, it is verse the black, it is
equal. This makes it easy equal. This makes it easy on the eyeson the eyes
Edward SteichenHeavy Roses
1914 © Estate of Edward Steichen
Edward SteichenWheelbarrow with flower pots
France, 1920 © Estate of Edward Steichen
You never see the whole You never see the whole Picture, yet it intrigues Picture, yet it intrigues you to look at it causing you to look at it causing you to wonder why are you to wonder why are there so many flower there so many flower
pots and where are they pots and where are they going?going?
Very DramaticVery Dramatic
Carlos added
drawings to his
photographs
When Edwar
d added lace
Steichen Life Long Steichen Life Long Career in PhotographyCareer in Photography
• During his long career he During his long career he worked in a variety of styles in worked in a variety of styles in black-and-white and in color; black-and-white and in color; his subjects ranged from his subjects ranged from portraits and landscapes, to portraits and landscapes, to fashion and advertising fashion and advertising photography, to photography of photography, to photography of dance and sculpture.dance and sculpture.
What
• His early work demonstrated a mastery of
soft-focus Pictorialism, yet after the first World
War he became a proponent
of "straight" photography and the New
Realism
Edward SteichenTriumph of the Egg
1921 © Estate of Edward
Steichen
Edward SteichenPortrait of Miss Sawyer
c. 1914 © Estate of Edward Steichen
What
advertising photography
Sculpture
FashionLandscapes
Cover Design, awarded the first prize in the Goerz Competitionpl 55 vol 14 Camera Work
Steichen Types of Steichen Types of PhotographyPhotography
What
Where Steichen’s Work Where Steichen’s Work Was DisplayedWas Displayed
• As a curator at New York's Museum of As a curator at New York's Museum of Modern Art, for 15 years Steichen was Modern Art, for 15 years Steichen was responsible for many important responsible for many important exhibitions, including exhibitions, including The Family of ManThe Family of Man.. In 1899 some of Steichen's photographs In 1899 some of Steichen's photographs were exhibited at the Second Philadelphia were exhibited at the Second Philadelphia SalonSalon
Henri Matisse. Standing Nude, Arms Covering her Face. (c. 1901-03). Ink on paper, Sheet: 10 3/8 x 8" (26.4 x
20.3cm) Frame: 19 1/2 x 16 1/2" (49.5 x 41.9 cm). Gift of Edward Steichen. © 2005 Succession H. Matisse,
Paris / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
In 1910 at the International Exhibition of
Pictorial Photography. Thirty-one of Steichen's
photographs also appeared in the exhibition.
• In 1923 became chief photographer for Conde Nast Publications and his work appeared regularly in Vogue and Vanity Fair. He also published portraits of many well-known figures including Carl Sandburg, Charles Chaplin and H. L. Mencken.
Car Sandburg Charles Chaplin H.L Menchen
When
Where He LivedWhere He Lived• Edward Steichen was born in
Luxembourg on 27th March, 1879. When Edward was three
years old his family moved to the United States and eventually settled in Hancock, Michigan
1889 they moved to Milwaukee
The Journey The Journey of Edwardof Edward
1893 World's Columbian
Exposition in Chicago
•"I am no longer concerned with photography as an art form. I believe it is potentially the best medium for explaining man to himself and his fellow man."
~Edward Steichen
Why
Similarities1) Both Steichen and
Lumiere enjoy photographing Fashion.
2) Both photographers have displayed their work in popular magazines like Vanity Affair.
3) Both experimented with adding texture to the photographs like drawings or materials
Differences
1)Lumiere enjoys color and vibrancy when Seinchen enjoys black and white
2)Steichen experiments with all types of surfaces when Lumiere focuses on Fashion.
Conclusion• During my research I realized both During my research I realized both
of these professional photographers of these professional photographers have created photographs that have created photographs that have expressed their individual have expressed their individual sense of design. It is important to sense of design. It is important to create a design that is unique to create a design that is unique to yourself which will make you stand yourself which will make you stand out and become recognized for out and become recognized for your bold sense of style.your bold sense of style.