Timothy H. O'Sullivan
Timothy H. O'Sullivan (about 1840 to 1882) was an American photographer of the Civil War and the American West. He is known for his pictures made on the King and Wheeler surveys.
Roger Fenton
Roger Fenton (1819 to 1869) was an English photographer. He is known for his 1855 photographs of the Crimean War and for his views of abbeys, cathedrals and landscapes.
John Gossage
John Gossage (born 1946) is an American photographer, best known for his photobooks. His books The Pond and Berlin in the Time of the Wall turn plain, overlooked places into quiet stories.
Don McCullin
Don McCullin (born 1935) is a British photographer known for his black and white pictures of war, from Cyprus and Vietnam to Biafra and Beirut. He has also photographed poverty in England and, in later years, the dark landscapes of Somerset.
Michael Kenna
Michael Kenna (born 1953) is a British photographer of quiet black and white landscapes, often made at dawn or at night with long exposures. Since 1987 he has photographed Japan again and again, from Tokyo to the snowy hills of Hokkaido.
Rebecca Norris Webb
Rebecca Norris Webb (born 1956) is an American photographer and poet. Her quiet color books, like My Dakota and Night Calls, pair photographs with short texts about place, memory and loss.
Robert Adams
Robert Adams (born 1937) is an American photographer of the American West. His quiet black and white pictures of new suburbs, plains and forests helped define the New Topographics.
Anette Nordskog
Anette Nordskog is a self-taught photographer based in Norway. Her ongoing project Lågen documents traditional raft fishing for wild salmon on one Norwegian river.
Eiji Ohashi
Eiji Ohashi is a Japanese photographer from Hokkaido. Since 2008 he has photographed lone vending machines glowing in snowy nights, in his series Roadside Lights.
Ansley West Rivers
Ansley West Rivers is an American photographer based in Victor, Idaho. Her project Seven Rivers (Aint Bad Publisher, 2019) builds layered river landscapes on single sheets of large-format film.
Eric Meola
Eric Meola is an American photographer known for his work in color. He photographed the cover of Bruce Springsteen's Born to Run in 1975. His books include Fierce Beauty and Bending Light.
Mark McLennan
Mark McLennan is a photographer from Calgary, Alberta, currently based in New York City. His first book, No Fences (Stanley/Barker, 2024), shows ranching communities between Southern Alberta and West Texas.
Jon Ortner
Jon Ortner is an American photographer. His black-and-white books include Visions of Paradise: American Wilderness (The Images Publishing Group, 2024) and Peak of Perfection (Schiffer Publishing).
Ingrid Weyland
Ingrid Weyland is an Argentine artist and photographer based in Buenos Aires. In her project Topographies of Fragility, she crumples printed landscapes and photographs them again.
John Volynchook
John Volynchook is a photographer born in Liverpool. His book Faultlines (GOST Books, 2024) shows UK landscapes threatened by fracking.
Leonard Sussman
Leonard Sussman is a photographer born in San Francisco in 1947. His book From Brooklyn to the North Pole follows a 52-day voyage on an icebreaker to the North Pole in 2022.
Massimo Lupidi
Massimo Lupidi is a self-taught photographer based in Italy of landscapes and aerial views. His book Cinque Terre tra cielo e mare (Sagep Editori, 2026) combines ground and aerial photography.
Patrick Lefèvre
Patrick Lefèvre is a photographer whose book Vetur: Frozen Landscapes of Iceland (Kehrer Verlag, 2025) shows Iceland's winter in a Pictorialist style.