Photography styles discussed include photojournalism which captures real life without artist influence, landscapes and portraits which portray the artist's vision of people and places, found objects which communicate something about the environment through everyday items, juxtaposition which creates new relationships by combining uncommon objects, tableaus where the artist sets up and photographs a scene, and narratives/performance which tell a story through imagery. The document discusses different photography artists and their works and asks the reader to consider the tone, message, and how they would communicate through their own photographic style.

1. Styles of Photography
Seeking Solutions through
artistic communication

2. PHOTO JOURNALISM: Photographs of real life situations, without influence from the
artist.
Ed Carreon Weegee

3. LANDSCAPES AND PORTRAITS: Artists take photographs of people and places that
portray the artist’s vision.
Ansel Adams Chip Simons

4. FOUND OBJECTS: Artists capture found objects to communicate
something about the environment.
William Eggleston

5. JUXTAPOSITION: Artists combine uncommon objects to create new relationships.
Jennifer Leonard

6. TABLEAUS: Artists set the scene and photograph them.
William Wegman
Sandy Skoglund

7. NARRATIVES/ PERFORMANCE: Artists create a story from the imagery.
Duane Michals Cindy Sherman

8. What is the tone created in each photograph?
What is the message being communicated?
Barbara Kruger
Candy Chang

9. What do YOU want to communicate?
How will you do this?