| Alex Webb “For what does a street photographer do but walk and watch and wait and talk, and then watch and wait some more.” | Andrea Gulickx Known for macro photography, abstract landscapes and smartphone photography, often featuring a dreamy atmosphere and a narrow depth of field. |
| Ansel Adams Sweeping monochrome landscapes (especially of the American West), featuring a full tonal range. | Ben Kanarek A fashion photographer whose work spans storytelling, cinematic and narrative, and who has worked with countless supermodels. |
| Bill Brandt One of the 20th century’s most important British photographers. Images of British society, distorted nudes, famous artists and landscapes. | Brassaï Iconic images of 1920s Parisian life, from the gritty to high society including the ballet, opera, and intellectuals. |
| Cecil Beaton Elegant photographs of high society; a black-and-white cinematic approach characterised by staged poses and imaginative sets. | Charlie Waite One of the world’s leading landscape photographers; his work is known for its almost spiritual quality of serenity and calm. |
| Chris Killip A British documentary photographer whose work features in the permanent collections of many major institutions. | Colin Prior Panoramic landscapes generally taken in the “golden hour” at dawn and dusk. |
| Danny Clifford A world-renowned rock ‘n roll photographer with a ‘fly on the wall’ approach to photographing the most iconic artists of the last few decades. | Darcy Padilla A documentary photographer and photojournalist known for her narrative photography, exploring themes of struggle and socio-economic issues. |
| David Bailey English fashion photographer best known for his images of celebrities, models, and musicians. | Desiree Dolran A Dutch photographer and filmmaker whose work ranges from documentary and still lifes to portraiture. |
| Dimpy Bhalotia Gorgeous B&W street, portrait and documentary photography, based in London | This square left intentionally blank, just to surprise you. |
| Don McCullin A photojournalist without equal, from poverty in London to war photography and even soulful portraits and landscapes. | Dorothea Lange Documented American life with riveting photographs, best known for iconic images of migrant farmworkers during the depression of the 1930s. |
| Duffy One of the UK’s most respected photographers whose work documented the ‘Swinging 60s’ scene in London. | Eric Bouvet Photojournalist/documentary photographer who has covered major world events and wars. |
| Ernst Haas Considered one of the pioneers of colour photography. His early work on Austrian returning prisoners of war brought him to the attention of LIFE magazine. | Eve Arnold Her work captured the lives and struggles of the 20th century with clarity, compassion, and a belief in human dignity. |
| Harry Callahan An innovative photographer who enjoyed multiple exposures. He walked the city every day, but produced only a handful of final images each year. | Harry Gruyaert Extraordinary use of colour, widely published and exhibited, with a focus on the images of India, Morocco and Egypt. |
| Helmut Newton One of the world’s leading photographers; highly stylised, glamourised fashion shits and nudes – colour and black & white. | Horst P Horst A pioneer of fashion photography – his elegant work made him one of the most influential fashion photographers of the mid-20th century. |
| Irving Penn One of the twentieth century’s great photographers, from still lifes through fashion, beauty, portraits travel and documentary. | Joel Meyerowitz An award-winning pioneer of colour photography, whose work has appeared in over 350 exhibitions around the world. |
| John Bulmer An adroit recorder of provincial Britain, with a reputation for recording the industrial cityscape. | John Swannell A distinctive style in fashion and beauty photography for Vogue, Harpers & Queen and Tatler. Has photographed the royal family. |
| Julia Anna Gospodarou Twice International Photographer of the Year, a leader in contemporary black & white fine-art photography, especially architecture. | Lara Jade Fashion, beauty, celebrities and advertising. |
| Lee Miller From surrealist photography and Vogue to war photojournalism and portraits of key figures of the 20th century. | Linda Lashford Dreamy, painterly landscapes and elements taken from landscapes. |
| Margaret Bourke White The first female war correspondent and the first permitted to document Soviet industry. Iconic images of 20th-century life. | Mark Littlejohn Soft, dreamy landscapes, especially of Britain, with superb tonal ranges in his mono work. |
| Martin Middlebrook Documentary photograper/photojournalist from Brexit to Palestine, Afghanistan and the Gilets Jaunes. | Martin Parr Street (and often beach) photography with humour. Look for kitsch, garish colours and unusual perspectives. |
| Michael Kenna His mysterious photographs, often at dawn or at night, focus on the interaction between the landscape and human-made structures. | Patrick Lichfield An internationally renowned fashion photographer who also did Princess Diana’s wedding. |
| Peter Lindbergh A renowned fashion and music photographer who helped to start the era of supermodels. | Platon One of world’s most renowned portrait photographers, having photographed more world leaders than anyone else, including 6 US presidents. |
| Richard Avedon A fashion and portrait photographer who helped define America’s image of style and beauty – but was criticised for working with models of colour. | RK Metzker Look for composites, multiple exposures, superimposition of negatives and solarisation, especially in black and white. |
| Sally Mann An American photographer known for large-format black & white photographs of people and places around her. | Saul Leiter An iconic street photographer known for shooting through windows and for abstract and layered images. |
| Sebastião Salgado Portrayed individuals living in desperate economic circumstances without forcing heroism or soliciting pity. Superb black & white work. | Terence Donovan A contemporary of David Bailey and Brian Duffy; came to prominence in ‘Swinging London’ focusing on art and fashion. |
| Terry O’Neill Known for documenting the fashions, styles, and celebrities of the 1960s, capturing his subjects candidly or in unconventional settings. | Tish Murtha A British social-documentary photographer best known for documenting marginalised communities, social realism and working-class life. |
| Trent Parke An innovative photographer known for his poetic, often darkly humorous photography focusing on his home country of Australia. | Valda Bailey Colourful, dreamy, abstract photographs created by using the camera as a paintbrush |
| Vivian Mayer An American street photographer whose work was only discovered and recognised after her death. | Yvonn Zubak Abstract, geometric and psychaedelic photography. |