Jaromir Funke
about: As a young kid his friend was taking pictures of paintings and put sculptures in obvious places and took stories of it to make the photo more interesting. He liked modern art and went to school to learn more about art history in prague.
his pictures are all in grayscale and tells a story in each picture. He uses perspective and repeating patterns in his work. He adjust his camera to make it interesting if it's just one subject in the picture. Cars, architecture, people and jewlry are what he mainly focused on in his pictures. sometimes he has two people in the picture that compliment each other.
Juergen Teller
kinda hard to tell his style but he like to keep pictures that happen during the day when it's nice out overexposed. He tell a story using nude models but they look casually sitting somewhere situated in a relaxed upright way. At times he tries to tell a story using an array of different objects such as basketball hoops, dogs that aren't perfectly aligned and compliment each other.
William Eggleston
He really puts together a story with different aspects to it. The main image seems to have something obscuring the photo or dominating the picture but not overpowering or bland but repetitive and subtle.
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