1. I enjoy looking at Lindbergh's work, and appreciate his goal to portray women naturally, without the weight of oppressive beauty standards. While I don't believe that he fully did this, as most of his models still follow the conventional standards of beauty (skinny, some wearing makeup, little wrinkles, etc.), I believe that it is significantly better than other works which push for harmful practices and imagery. 2. I would categorize Lindbergh's work as ethical editorial photography, as he works for mainstream media, but is careful not to confine his subjects, particularly women, to the media's strict expectations/definitions of women. 3. Both Peter Lindbergh and Damien Baker try to capture their subjects in an honest manner. The difference between them seems to be that Lindbergh takes a step back to observe the bigger picture of how the world views women, and how he can change that perspective for the better. Baker's photographs, on the other hand, seem to be ...