Equivalent 1929

"Equivalent" (1929) by Alfred Stieglitz is a striking example of his "Equivalents" series, where he used clouds as abstract forms to explore the visual language of photography. The black and white photograph features a dark sky with wispy, white clouds, creating a dynamic composition of light and shadow. Stieglitz aimed to convey the abstract beauty of nature through the medium of photography, and the simplicity and abstractness of this image resonated with modern audiences of the time.