- Looking at the relationship between photographer and model
- Ghost Mannequin - The still life of photography
- First permanent photograph - Nicephore
- Louis Daguerre - Silver nitrate process, Boulevard de temple 1838/9, first photograph of a person
- William Henry Fox Talbot - Invented a fixing process
- Calatype - Reproducable
- Lady Alice Mary Kerr's portrait of Wilfred
- Photograph people and fashion
- Countess Di Castiglione: Virginia Oldoini photographed by Adolphe Braun1856 - Theatrical photos
- Photographed by Pierson 1861 -1867: Pushing boundaries, fragmenting
- Age of the fashion magazine - Photography replaced illustrations
- Paul Poiret (1879 - 1944) - House of worth, freedom from corsetory, first person to to put labels into clothing
- Adolf De Meyer, 1920 - Pose: Wistful, acting out of character, natural theme
- Martin Munkacsi 1930s - advent of modernism, testing camera capabilities
Steichen
- Switches from pictorial style to modernist style
- Clothing is structural
- Lighting
- Images reflect modernist lifestyle
1938 - Photography starts to appear on covers - La mode
Vogue Vs. Harpers Bazaar - Leaders in fashion photography
- Hoyningen: Heune 1931 - Fluidity, flow, inspired by Greek, Angelic feel, Model is mythical beauty and 'unreachable'
- Horst P Horst: Designed costume for Salvador Dali's "Dream Venus" 1939 - reflects surrealism
Cecil Beaton (1904 -1980)
- British Vogue and Vanity Fair
- 'Bright young things'
- Photographed British Royals
- Prolific diarist
- Designed sets, lighting, costume for broadway
Vivien Leigh for Vogue, mid 1930s
- Placed her in the wings
- Star not in the limelight
- Glimpse into glamorous lifestyle
Stephen Tennant by Cecil Beaton
- British aristocrat
- Bohemian Friend
Queen Elizabeth II in 1968
- Setting references world
- Opulant
- Camera confirms status
Lee Miller (1907 - 1977)
- Fashion model
- Took up photography
- Avant Garde
- Influenced by surrealism
- Both sides of the camera
- War correspondant - Crosses worlds; Harsh documentary and Glamourous
Louise Dahl Wolfe - Night Bathing 1939
- Sculpture included in photos
- Takes model out of the studio
- Classical female figure
- Suzy Parker - Contrast between figure in the foreground and figure in he background
William Klein, 1950
- Documentary photography
- Lone lense
- Models interacting with the street
- Capturing reaction
- Contrast - One in black and one in white
- Playful - Playing with real life
- Reflecting swinging London
- David Bailey - Self taught
- Terance Donovan - Town magazine, spy drama, influenced by film and the "British" character
- Jean Shrimpton - Girl next door, accessible
- Harpers Bazaar
- Moves away from 'static' photography
- Tina Turner - Movement
- In the American west - documentary project
- Large format camera
- Objectification of the female body
- Multiple viewpoints
- Extreme fragmentation of the body
- Inspired by surrealism
- Jamel Shabazz back in the days
i-D magazine
- Straight up photography - Wink
- Real people
- DIY fashion
- Face magazine - alternative fashion photography
'Herion Chic' - Dark
Juergen Tellar (1964)
- Works with high end designers
- fashion shoot which looks like documentary
- Crosses fashion and documentary photography
- Kate Moss cover creating the beginnings of trend for 'waif' look
- Tara: Documentary project - deterioration
Adobe Photoshop
- End of gritty realism
- Digital image manipulation
- First launched in 2003
- Remove 'distractions' on cover
- Terry Richardson -Worked with hyper-real body modified using photoshop or surgery
- Nick Knight - Futuristic body
- Fashion blogging - Everybody can be street/fashion photographer
- Real people have access to glamourous lifestyle
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