Equivalent 1925

"Equivalent" (1925) by Alfred Stieglitz is a striking example of his "Equivalents" series, a body of work where the artist used abstract, often cloud-filled, photographs to evoke emotions and ideas. This particular work features a simple, yet powerful, composition of swirling clouds against a dark sky. The photo is a testament to Stieglitz's belief in the inherent beauty of everyday objects, and his pursuit of photography as a fine art form. The abstract forms and light play are central to the work's artistic impact. Stieglitz's photo is a visually captivating exploration of texture, light, and form.