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Joel Meyerowitz – Young Dancer, 34th Street and 9th Avenue, New York City, 1978, Empire State Series -© Joel Meyerowitz
Joel Meyerowitz biography

Gordon Parks – Ingrid Bergman at Stromboli, 1949 – © Image is copyright of the respective owners, assignees or others
Gordon Parks Biography
Roberto Rossellini – Stromboli, 1950

Denis Roche – Les Sables-d’Olonne, Hôtel Atlantic, chambre 301, 1984 – © Denis Roche
Denis Roche biography

Paul Fusco – Robert Kennedy funeral train, 1968 – © Paul Fusco/Magnum Photos
Paul Fusco “RFK Funeral Train”

Minor White – Man and Moon, Matchstick Cove, 1947 – © Image is copyright of the respective owners, assignees or others
Minor White biography

Mark Steinmetz – Carey, Farmington, GA, 1996, from “South East, 1994-2001” – © Mark Steinmetz
Mark Steimetz Official Site

Antonio Garduno – Nauhi Olin, about 1927 – © Image is copyright of the respective owners, assignees or others

Marco Barsanti – Eleonora, Bretagna, settembre 2001 -© Marco Barsanti
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ANSEL ADAMS, AND PHOTOGRAPHY BEFORE PHOTOSHOP

A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND …
In the days of film photography a print of an image as it came out of the camera was known as a “straight print.” The image above is a straight print made by Ansel Adams of his iconic Moonrise. To paraphrase David Byrne, “This is not my beautiful photograph!” If this is a print of the image straight from the camera, how did Ansel Adams achieve the dramatic effect of the finished print of Moonrise? You might even say, “But I thought he was a great photographer.” He was. The ability to look at a scene and know that it will make a great photograph is the essence of the talent of a great photographer, whether it be Ansel Adams, Henri-Cartier Bresson, Richard Avedon, Julia Margaret…
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