The Ferry Boat Possibly 1910 - 1932
alfredstieglitz
cloudy
black and white photography
outdoor photo
black and white format
warm monochrome
monochrome photography
outdoor activity
monochrome
grey scale mode
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"The Ferry Boat" is a photo by Alfred Stieglitz, a leading figure in the Pictorialist movement, taken sometime between 1910 and 1932. The photograph captures a ferry boat filled with passengers in a moment of ordinary urban life. Stieglitz's use of soft focus, a hallmark of Pictorialism, gives the image a romantic and nostalgic feel. The photograph's composition, with its focus on the passengers and the receding line of the ferry, creates a sense of movement and energy. This black and white photo is an example of Stieglitz's focus on everyday subjects, using a painterly aesthetic to imbue the commonplace with artistic significance. The work reflects his exploration of urban life and his interest in capturing fleeting moments in time.
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