Ueslmann has played a major role in the industry of photography. because apart from being a mentor to many, he is also willing to share his skills with the world. This is especially with students and experts who are new in the field. Shortly after finishing his studies, he joined the art department at the University of Florida where he taught photography (Aronow). Apart from assisting photography students in attaining respective careers, he also played a role in founding the photographic education society in 1962. His works have been in numerous exhibitions, where they act as motivators for they influence people besides urging upcoming photographers to work hard.

When it comes to photography, Ueslmann’s work is unique due to techniques that he applies to come up with such masterpieces. When creating a unified image, he uses a lot of negatives and enlargers as well. What makes his work unique is because, unlike others, he involves his mind while photographing, whereby he selects specific objects that he wishes to photograph before isolating them than finally combining them to come up with unique photographs (Aronow). In my opinion, Ueslmann’s images are a clear reflection of his imaginative vision. Ueslmann’s work has global recognition for it influences a large number of people and in so doing, plays a major role in adding to the field’s complex advancements. While creating a photographic image, Ueslmann brings together a lot of prints retrieved from multiple negatives before joining them organically. For decades, he has stood out when it comes to issues regarding photography. This is because, in my opinion, his art is not just about assembling pictures but rather includes creativity besides outstanding techniques.

Studies&nbsp.contend Ueslmann has always had a passion for art right from childhood and it is due to the artistic inborn attitude that propelled him to global recognition.&nbsp.It was because of this passion that made Ueslmann enroll in a photography program at Rochester Institute of Technology (Aronow).&nbsp.After graduating from RIT, he joined Indiana University for his graduate studies before finally getting a teaching job at the University of Florida, department of arts where he taught photography.