Wan-Gyo Yi(Wan-Gyo Lee)(1940) is a Korean Photographer who works with his photography all his life. He expresses the image beyond and tries to show people that there is another world beyond the objects. He has enthusiasms not only to carry his work into a variety of exhibitions but also teach students photography in universities.

Eung Sig Im is one of the earliest photographers in S. Korea. During the Korean War, he served as a photojournalist. In June 1952, a joint exhibition was held with members of the Korea Photographic Arts Research Association who fled from Seoul. In 1953, he took the first photographic course in Korea at Seoul National University of Fine Arts and taught photography at Ewha Woman's University and Hongik University as well.

Irina Ionesco is a French photographer born in Paris, France. She traveled and painted for several years before discovering photography and eventually became known for her erotic photography and most controversially for using her pre-pubescent daughter as a model. 

Joo Myung Duck (b. 1940) is one of the most important photographers working today in South Korea. Joo’s early documentary-style work observes the everyday struggles in post-Korean War society. Whether his subjects are orphans, villagers, or families, Joo focuses on their dignity within harsh realities and unsettled circumstances. His other work exquisitely studies the details of traditional architecture—from palaces to farmhouses—in soft dim light. Joo’s most outstanding works are the dark abstract landscapes that characterize his later evolution as an artist.