Multiple Exposure Trees c. 1943

"Multiple Exposure Trees" is a photographic work by Harry Callahan from 1943. Callahan was a master of the photographic process, and in this work, he utilizes multiple exposures of a forest canopy to create a complex and abstract visual. The overlapping tree branches and leaves create a sense of depth and texture, while the grainy, muted tones of the print give the image a dreamlike quality. This small, intimate print is a testament to the power of negative space and the subtle beauty of the natural world, as seen through the lens of a 20th century photographer.