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  Annie Leibovitz: The Art of Portraiture and Precision Annie Leibovitz (b. 1949, USA) is one of the most influential portrait photographers of the modern era. Her work has defined visual culture across five decades — from Rolling Stone and Vanity Fair covers to intimate portraits of artists, politicians, and cultural icons. Leibovitz’s photographs are theatrical, meticulously staged, and instantly recognizable for their cinematic lighting and storytelling power. Camera Gear Throughout her long career, Annie Leibovitz has adapted her tools to match the evolving demands of her work — from film-based reportage to high-end studio portraiture. Film Era Nikon F and Nikon FM2 – Her early cameras during the Rolling Stone years, when she photographed musicians like Mick Jagger and John Lennon. Nikon FM2 Kodak Tri-X and Ektachrome – Classic film stocks used for their reliability and tonal depth. Medium Format Cameras (Mamiya RZ67 Pro) – Became her tool of choice for editorial...

  Jeff Wall is a Canadian artist best known for his large-scale, backlit photographic tableaux that blur the line between reality and fiction. A pioneer of the "staged photography" movement, Wall’s work is influenced by painting, cinema, and literature — often echoing the compositional grandeur of classical art but through the medium of contemporary photography. While many photographers capture moments that unfold before them, Jeff Wall builds his moments. His works are often the result of weeks or even months of planning, casting, lighting, and post-production — making his gear choices central to his ability to construct seamless, believable scenes with extraordinary detail. Camera Gear & Process Cameras Jeff Wall has used a variety of large- and medium-format film cameras , and more recently digital systems, including: Linhof Technika 4×5 view camera (in earlier works) Linhof Master Technika Classic Hasselblad medium format systems Phase One IQ digital bac...