Apple Blossoms, Woodstock 1936

"Apple Blossoms, Woodstock," a 1936 photograph by Dorothy Norman, captures the simple beauty of a clapboard building's two arched windows with shutters. The photograph, taken in black and white, emphasizes the geometric shapes and the interplay of light and shadow. Norman, a key figure in the development of modern photography, is known for her use of composition and light to create timeless images that evoke a sense of place and time. This photograph, despite its small size, is an example of Norman's keen eye for detail and her ability to find beauty in the everyday.