Write a 1500+ word essay relating a trend or art movement in PHOTOGRAPHY from be

Write a 1500+ word essay relating a trend or art movement in PHOTOGRAPHY from before 1975 to one that is occurring today (post 2000 to now). They should be similar in a significant way.
Your choice can be one relating to popular culture, fine art, technology or media, but it must be one that was widespread or influential.
CHOOSE A DISTINCT TREND! A trend is in place for a limited time period. It should not encompass the entire history of photography or several decades. That would make it a paradigm or a genre.
Use your notes, book and other sources to describe the historical subject you chose in detail, and cite the sources appropriately. Include important players in the movement and their contributions. Provide a couple of sample images that are important or typical of the trend and a brief discussion of each piece.
Discuss the modern-day trend/aspect in sufficient detail to explain it to someone who is not already familiar with it. Use at least 2 external reference sources (like a news article) to provide more detail about the subject. Don’t assume that either you or I know everything about it– rely upon your sources for accurate information. Again, provide a couple of sample images that are important or typical of the trend and a brief discussion of each piece.
Finally, compare and contrast the “then” subject to the “now” subject in sufficient detail to make the similarities and differences clear. You may include some of your own opinion, but be careful to make sure the opinion in related to facts you described earlier in the essay– it should not just be off the top of your head or from your gut.
Be sure to include a bibliography in MLA format.

Introduction, main body and conclusion on the topic described in the title. Plea

Introduction, main body and conclusion on the topic described in the title. Please use the Harvard referencing system I have uploaded . You have to base your thinking on the works of artists and photographers pieces based on the “superstition” topic . I have added a wide list of names who’s work explores this area. As my discipline is photography definitely attach a few photos of your choice by these practitioners related to your introduction and conclusions but always using the Harvard referencing guide. Please feel free to contact me any time .

you will choose one of the photographers from the list below, pull up their work

you will choose one of the photographers from the list below, pull up their work online and then write a short paper describing two of their photographs that demanded your attention.
You are to describe the pictures defining what they depict, how the various descriptive controls (including composition, vantage point, quality of light, tonal range/contrast, sharpness/depth of field, and texture/surface/sensuality) describe the way in which the viewer is being visually engaged and all of which heighten the way in which you are made to feel and awaken to content.
Photographers – Judith Joy Ross, Ansel Adams, Nicholas Nixon, Garry Winogrand, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Ray Metzker, Lewis Hine, Robert Adams, Lorna Simpson, Diane Arbus, Mary Ellen Mark, Julia Margaret Cameron, Bill Brandt, Blossfeldt, Dorothea Lange, Roy Decarava, Wright Morris, Lee Friedlander, Helen Levitt, Weegee, William Klein, Lewis Baltz, Clarence John Laughlin, Ernesto Bazan, Fredrick Sommer, Emmet Gowin, Gorden Parks, Eugene Atget, Tina Barney, Walker Evans, Vivian Maier, Robert Frank, William Eggleston, Richard Avedon, Sally Mann, Stephen Shore, Abe Morrell, Carrie Mae Weems, Bruce Davidson, Edward Muybridge, Fan Ho, Paul Outerbridge, Philip-Lorca DiCorcia, James Van Der Zee, August Sander, Jan Groover, Disfarmer, Edward Weston, Joel Sternfeld, Lucas Samaras, Bellocq, Ruth Orkin, Timothy O’sullivan, Eli Reed, Tina Modotti, Bernd & Hilla Becher