In The Footsteps of Alfred
Considered black and white photographs taken in New York City locations Alfred Stieglitz may have placed his feet, in a spirit he championed.
His contributions to the “art” of photography remain critical to showing us what is possible. What started for me as the search for a “truncated cityscape” slowly became a study of approach and vision. This is not an homage to one of our craft’s great early masters, rather a meditation on dedication, process and practice.
64 Pages - 43 Photographs - 12 Quotes - 1 Map
Selected as a Critics Pick in the 11th annual Self-Published Photobook show at the Griffen Museum of Photography and the 2020 Annual Photobook Show at the Davis Orton Gallery.
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Alfred Stieglitz was once asked “How does a Photographer learn?"
He answered without even a seconds hesitation. “By looking.”
So I did…
