1. Steve McCurry
Renowned for his powerful portraits and photojournalism, McCurry's work has captured political events and figures around the world.
2. Annie Leibovitz
Known for her iconic portraits of political figures, Leibovitz's photographs have graced the covers of major magazines and newspapers.
3. Platon
Platon's striking portraits have been featured in publications like Time magazine, capturing the essence of political leaders and events.
4. Dorothea Lange
A pioneer in documentary photography, Lange's images of the Great Depression and migrant workers have become iconic symbols of political struggle.
5. Gordon Parks
Parks' photographs of civil rights leaders and social issues have left a lasting impact on the political photography genre.
6. Margaret Bourke-White
One of the first female war correspondents, Bourke-White's images of World War II and political figures have shaped the way we view history.
7. James Nachtwey
Nachtwey's powerful images of conflict and social issues have earned him numerous awards and accolades in the world of political photography.
8. Sebastião Salgado
Known for his stunning black and white images of global issues, Salgado's work has shed light on political and social injustices.
9. Susan Meiselas
Meiselas' documentation of political upheavals and conflicts around the world has provided a raw and unfiltered view of history in the making.
10. Eddie Adams
Adams' iconic photograph of the execution of a Viet Cong prisoner during the Vietnam War is one of the most famous images in political photography, showcasing the harsh realities of conflict.
