Popping

I particular like this type of photography, because of the why it captures things that you can't normally see because it happens so fast. I all so think this works really well when the bloon has water in it, and you can see the shape of the water in the bloon.

still life

 Theses are some still life and a action shot is the best way I'd describe it, I like theses because I particularly like still life works, I aseptically like the one in the middle, because it has a old kind of feel to it, and the angel of it set's of the subjects in the image.
then I all so really like the one of the apple exploding is really amazing, because of the action captured in the image.

Philippe Halsman

 Philippe Halsman is a portrait, surreal, and still life photographer, I picked him because I like his style of photography, I particularly like his portraits of salvador dali because they've captured he was like in a photography, he's captured his crazy, flamboyant personality, I all so think the way he photographs him are good, because instead of photographing him like a normal portrait he's got in closer, then with the image at the top it's captured his surreal style of painting in a photograph with the chair and the cat's flying across the image.

I've chosen david Hurn because I like his style of capturing what's going on in  a seen, but still have stuff going on around in of interest.
his use of B&W inspires me as well because I feel B&W has a lot more in pact than color.

David Levinthal

david lavinthal inspires me because of his experimental way of photography, and how he sets up a seen using toys.
I'm all so a fan of westerns so his wild west series inspired me the most