From My Window at the Shelton, Southeast 1931
alfredstieglitz
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black and white photography
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street shot
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outdoor photograph
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outdoor photo
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black and white format
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b w
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black and white
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monochrome photography
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monochrome
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grey scale mode
"From My Window at the Shelton, Southeast" is a 1931 photograph by Alfred Stieglitz, a leading figure in the Pictorialist and Modernist movements. The image captures a sweeping view of the New York City skyline, showcasing the geometric forms and stark contrasts of the urban landscape. The photograph's composition highlights the towering skyscrapers, emphasizing the city's verticality and sense of grandeur. This work exemplifies Stieglitz's interest in capturing the essence of modern life and his skill in using photography as a medium for artistic expression. The photograph is a powerful testament to the dynamism and beauty of the urban environment.
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