Take this quiz to find out which famous photographer's style fits you best. Who knows... maybe it'll introduce you to some new art you can enjoy.

Henry Cartier-Bresson: Known for street photography and photojournalism

"We are passive onlookers in a world that moves perpetually. Our only moment of creation is that 1/125th of a second when the shutter clicks, the signal is given, and motion is stopped..."

Henry Cartier-Bresson: Known for street photography and photojournalism

"We are passive onlookers in a world that moves perpetually. Our only moment of creation is that 1/125th of a second when the shutter clicks, the signal is given, and motion is stopped..."

Seems about right.

Henry Cartier-Bresson: Known for street photography and photojournalism

"We are passive onlookers in a world that moves perpetually. Our only moment of creation is that 1/125th of a second when the shutter clicks, the signal is given, and motion is stopped..."

here's mine:

Joel-Peter Witkin: Known for photographing human spectacles including hermaphrodites, dwarfs, amputees, androgynes, carcasses, people with odd physical capabilities & fetishists

"When I produce a photograph that totally satisfies, a part of me actually dies. And I think that death is an aspect of myself being burned away or dissolved, because that part of what I had to work out is taken care of."

Helmut Newton: Known for fashion and nudes illustrating themes of mass media, glamour, sex, and theater

"I get inspired, in America, by a certain kind of sleaziness."

Jerry Uelsmann: Known for multiple imagery and surrealism

"I think of my photographs as being obviously symbolic, but not symbolically obvious.”

Ansel Adams: Known for large scale silver gelatin landscapes especially of Yosemite National Park

"Sometimes I do get to places just when God's ready to have somebody click the shutter."

Adam's okay, but I like Cartier-Bresson better. Photojournalist...that's what I'm gonna be.

If I were a photographer, I would definitely be "Known for street photography and photojournalism."

Pictures of people in different situations, you know. Slices of life.

^ exactly, cheeseking. I love when you catch that one moment of perfect expression.

for me it's a toss up between witkin and uelsmann really. i love them both for different reasons. i've had more experience i guess with the sort of thing witkin photographs though. of course, when i do it, i'm not trying to get some supposedly highly religious meaning across.

and i'm not equipped to handle the sort of images uelsmann creates. maybe one day if i become rich and can afford to have a giant darkroom of my own with like 30 enlargers in it i'll be able to give it a try.

figures with you being into painting and such, pantsy.

doesnt it? i think its pretty accurate. and i'm gonna try my multiple exposure thingy out here soon.

Cheese stole the words out of my mouth!

As soon as I can drive, I'm going to go around the city and take these pictures I've been meaning to...

Joel-Peter Witkin. i'm not surprised.

Not the first time, sowhite.

Ansel Adams: Known for large scale silver gelatin landscapes especially of Yosemite National Park

"Sometimes I do get to places just when God's ready to have somebody click the shutter."

Joel-Peter Witkin: Known for photographing human spectacles including hermaphrodites, dwarfs, amputees, androgynes, carcasses, people with odd physical capabilities & fetishists

"When I produce a photograph that totally satisfies, a part of me actually dies. And I think that death is an aspect of myself being burned away or dissolved, because that part of what I had to work out is taken care of."

This brain fusion of ours is really starting to worry me. Remember that other girl who is like a well-baked pie? We have one too!

*ponders*

Ok, what word am I thinking of right now?

Salamander.

You know this isn't going to work.

Ah, so close. It was pineapple. But I didn't send the message to you consistently.

Well, it was a partial brain fusion at least.

Wanna try and guess what color I'm thinking of?