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Faith Sayer
an old photo of a bar in the middle of a room with stairs leading up to it
Eugène Atget
Eugène Atget ‘The Wine Seller, 15 Rue Boyer’ 1910–1911 Gelatin-silver print (printed by Berenice Abbott) Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA.
an old black and white photo of a bridge over a river with a reflection in the water
A/H
Eugene Atget - French photographer noted for his photographs documenting the architecture and street scenes of Paris. He was an inspiration for the surrealists and other artists of his day. His genius as a photographer only gained attention thirty years after his death.
an old black and white photo of a city street
Berenice Abbott
Paris
Resim
Fotos
Fotografia
Fotografie
City
Rue
Scenes
Eugène Atget – photographer extraordinaire
eugene atget - Google Search
an old black and white photo of some large industrial pipes in front of a building
Industrial
Architecture
Vogue
River Rouge
Fields
Charles
Urban Landscape
Industrial Buildings
Machinery
Jim Sienkiewicz's Blog
Charles Sheeler, Blast Furnace
a book cover with stairs leading up to a bed in the middle of a room
Staircase, Doylestown by Charles Sheeler
Staircase, Doylestown by Charles Sheeler
black and white photograph of rooftops with buildings in the background
Contemporary Art
Art Deco
Inspiration
Urban
Museums
Painting & Drawing
Cityscape
Charles Sheeler | New York - Washington Square | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Charles Sheeler (American, 1883–1965). New York - Washington Square, 1920s. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Gift of Robert Lewis Williams, 1980 (1980.1109)
black and white photograph of an old factory with smokestack in the foreground
Urban Photography
Oberhausen
Rudolf
Modernist
Urban Environment
Industrial Photography
Landscape
charles sheeler - double exposures
an old black and white photo of a city street
The Lomography Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64 Art Lens
The first ever photograph of a human being, taken with a Daguerreotype camera and Chevalier lens in 1838. © Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre, France
an old black and white photo of buildings
France
History
Louis Daguerre
Old Paris
Old Pictures
Old Photos
History Of Photography
Vintage Photography
The Red List
Louis Daguerre, Daguerreotypes 2, 1839
two pictures, one with steam coming out of the ground and another with water in it
Senior Photography
Composition
Photography
Design
Photographic Art
Artistic Photography
Photographer
Contemporary Artists
Photomontage
Ann Shelton
Ann Shelton (NZ). (mirroring)
two images show the same path in front of trees and bushes, one with an arrow pointing
Scene
Models
Photographers
Art
Grace
Anne
Ann
anne shelton
two pictures of a tree in front of a building
Nature
Photographs
Gallery
Ann Shelton Photography
a bedroom with green walls and a white bed
Gallery Photography
Auckland Art Gallery
Architecture Photography
Photography Inspiration
Photography Inspo
Inside Interiors
Interior Spaces
Photography Artists
Straight Photography
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two pictures of a house with grass growing on the roof and windows, reflecting in water
Street
House Styles
Architecture Art
Contemporary Photography
Artist Models
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two pictures of a building with windows reflecting in the water and grass on the ground
Landscape Photography
Lake
Landscape Photos
Architectural Photography
Documentary Photographers
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