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- Weegee
Arthur Fellig, also known as Weegee, was an American photojournalist and master of documentary photography, renowned for his photo essays of New York City nightlife during the Great Depression and Prohibition. In 1938, Weegee became the first civilian to obtain a police-grade shortwave radio permit. This allowed him to often arrive at the scene of an incident before emergency services.
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2. Sebastião Salgado
Salgado worked as an economist at the World Bank, and his work often took him to Africa. There, he began taking photographs and became renowned as a photojournalist. His work often depicts untouched people and places. He also cultivated 600 hectares of forest in his native Brazil.
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3. Henri Cartier-Bresson
Henri Cartier-Bresson is one of the most famous photographers in history. He is often called the father of reportage photography. Interestingly, his decision to become a photographer was influenced by just one image: three black teenagers running to swim in Lake Tanganyika.
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4. Jindřich Štrejt
Czech photographer Jindřich Štrejt’s favorite subject was photographing Czech villages. In 1981, Štrejt documented the elections, and a year later, he exhibited his work. A few hours later, the exhibition was closed by state police, and Štrejt was arrested, charged with slandering the president and the country, and sentenced to ten months in prison.
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5. Edward S. Curtis
Edward Sheriff Curtis took several thousand photographs of North American Indians. Although he began his work in the late 19th century, most of his photographs date from the early 20th century. Critics of his work claim that Curtis retouched the images and staged them; nevertheless, there is no other such witness to Native American life in history.
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