• Hans Haacke
• Ernst Haas
• Ron Haeberle
• Philippe Halsman
• Hiroshi Hamaya
• Ren Hang
• Bert Hardy
• Sabrina Harman
• Bret Harte
• Raoul Hausmann
• Nathaniel Hawthorne
• John Heartfield
• Hugh Hefner
• Martin Heidegger
• Heinrich Heine
• Robert Heinecken
• Michael Heizer
• Jesse Helms
• Ernest Hemingway
• Nigel Henderson
• Richard Hennessy
• Florence Henri
• Anthony Hernandez
• Michael Herr
• John Herschel
• Werner Herzog
• Hermann Hesse
• Joe Julius Heydecker
• Dave Hickey
• Todd Hido
• Chester Higgins
• David Octavius Hill
• Edmund Hillary
• Lewis Hine
• Earl "Fatha" Hines
• Damien Hirst
• Adolph Hitler
• John Hoagland
• Hannah Höch
• David Hockney
• Candida Höfer
• Oliver Wendell Holmes
• bell hooks
• Dennis Hopper
• Edward Hopper
• Roni Horn
• Horst P. Horst
• Frank Horvat
• Eikoh Hosoe
• Fred Hoyle
• Douglas Huebler
• Cornelius Jabez Hughes
• Langston Hughes
• Pieter Hugo
• Aldous Huxley

Chester Higgins
[Photographer, b. 1946, Lexington, Kentucky, lives in Brooklyn, New York.]

 I had a choice: I could wail against the racism of the [prevailing] pictures or I could go and create photographs that would tell a contrary story. 

 I learned that the camera never lies about the photographer. 

 By putting your heart into your picture making, your eye will follow. 

 I believe the spirit of things exists in everything, including plant life and animal life. So I started challenging myself to see if I could translate this spirit into an image. 

 The ancients honored the spirit in all things, a philosophy I apply to my image-making today. 

 What has always driven my photography is the search for the spirit of things.