Sally Mann works in gelatin silver and large format photography exploring the human figure within natural landscapes, sharing Woodman's atmospheric black and white aesthetic and her interest in the body as a vessel for emotional and psychological meaning.

Michals uses sequential and experimental black and white photography to explore identity, presence, and the relationship between the human figure and space, echoing the introspective and formally experimental qualities present in Woodman's New Hampshire series.

Meatyard created enigmatic gelatin silver prints featuring obscured and blurred human figures in architectural and natural settings, mirroring Woodman's exploration of form, spatial ambiguity, and the dissolution of bodily identity within the photographic frame.