Lake George 1922

alfredstieglitz

cloudy

twilight

black and white photography

snowscape

outdoor scenery

low atmospheric-weather contrast

sky photography

monochrome photography

skyscape

shadow overcast

"Lake George" is a 1922 photograph by Alfred Stieglitz. It is a stunning example of his signature "Equivalents" series, where he explores the abstract qualities of nature. The image captures a night scene with a sliver of the moon breaking through a dense cloud cover, casting a faint glow on the still waters of Lake George and the silhouettes of trees lining the shore. The simplicity of the composition emphasizes the power and beauty of the natural world. The artwork is known for its evocative use of light and shadow, and its ability to convey a sense of serenity and mystery.