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Photography would not be what it is today if it were not for these 21 women. Each in her own unique way, photographers such as Anna Atkins, Claude Cahun or Viviane Sassen have each shaped the medium of photography. From press photography to war reporting — the following selection of female photographers will show you that women have been and are active in all areas of photography from the 18th century to the present. Anna Atkins is considered one of the first female photographers ever.

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Or are you simply wondering why so many famous photographers have preferred black and white over color? Now, part of this had to do with technical limitations of the time. Until the s, color photography was tough to produce. Yet even once Kodachrome, a color film, was invented, plenty of photographers stuck to black and white, simply because they preferred it to color. One reason is that black and white presents interesting creative problems.

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Nude: female photographers explore nudity and the feminine gaze

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The human body is often seen through a male lens. Before film was invented, early portrait photographers first discovered the titillating pleasure of exposing images of nudes on silver copper plates. Since then, the male gaze has largely shaped how bodies are visualized in printed media.