Equivalent 1927
alfredstieglitz
theartinstituteofchicago
silver, paper, photography
twilight
silver
natural tone
organic shape
paper
nature
photography
low atmospheric-weather contrast
nature friendly
monochrome photography
nature heavy
nature environment
united-states
shadow overcast
"Equivalent" (1927) by Alfred Stieglitz is a striking black and white photograph of clouds against a dark sky. Stieglitz, a pioneer of modern photography, was known for his abstract approach to the medium. The simplicity of this image highlights the dynamic shapes and textures of the clouds, capturing the beauty of nature in a minimalist way. "Equivalent" exemplifies Stieglitz's belief in photography as an art form, demonstrating the power of abstract expression within the genre. The photograph, which can be seen at The Art Institute of Chicago, is a captivating example of Stieglitz's artistic vision and his influence on the development of modern photography.
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