35mm Film photographers.  This week I we have been looking at photographers such as Alexander Rodchenko,  Josef, Koudelka & Henri Cartier-Bresson. These photographers have all used 35mm film to capture iconic images using reflection, movement, strange camera angles, while getting a natural image.

All of these images draw your eye all around the image & tell a story in this image by Josef Koudelka shows a lady who is sun bathing and her shadow is sharp under her, there's people about her doing various other things.  You can see that the sky was bright and that it was a sunny day when the picture was taken. 

This image taken in France also by Josef looks like its people from a circus having a break! Well that's what I got from it.....:) The rule of 3rd's is in there and there is a horizontal line running on the path in the centre going own the picture to the left corner, the guy in the centre is also leaning with the angle and the horse seems much better because of its positioning in the image. 

Here is an image take by Josef in Northern Ireland and its quite a dark image but good balance on the tree to the left and the bushes on the right hand side of the road. The road has lines leading out giving it perspective, what's round the bend? The markings on the road are brighter than the Gray and the darker shade of the tree & the bush. This gives me a lonely feeling as its dark and no one is in it.... 

 Eve Arnold has produced this image of a prostitute in a brothel in Cuba, the shallow DOF is on the prostitute and her drink concentrating on her look to create a feel of her emotions she looks sad and unhappy.  The background is out of focus making you concentrate on her. 

 Fritz Henle has this sharp repetitive image creating repetition and shadows in the picture, the narrative is simple I would of thought when you see this, school boys doing their exercises. There are lines horizontally & diagonally in this picture.