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Great Photos That Inspire Me

These are photos that have had a visceral impact upon me and my photography.
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Divers (Horst with model) by George Hoyingen-Huene, Paris, 1930 Old Photography, Fashion Photography, People Photography, Tender Is The Night, Los Angeles Museum, Foto Transfer, Foto Fashion, Robert Doisneau, Getty Museum
Divers (Horst with model) by George Hoyingen-Huene, Paris, 1930
Heinrich Kühn (Austrian, born Germany, 1866 - 1944) The Velvet Underground, Artistic Photography, Fine Art Photography, Tableaux Vivants, The Secret History, Impressionist Paintings, Brown Aesthetic, Metropolitan Museum Of Art
Tea Still-life, Version III
Heinrich Kühn (Austrian, born Germany, 1866 - 1944)
László Moholy-Nagy, New Year's Morning, Berlin, circa 1930. Andre Kertesz, Art Photography, Morning Photography, Antique Photography, Instagram Photography, Laszlo Moholy Nagy, Karl Blossfeldt, Modernisme
László Moholy-Nagy, New Year's Morning, Berlin, circa 1930.
The Diver, Nino Migliori, 1951 (Rimini) Herbert List, Photo Vintage, Vintage Men, Vintage Photos, Vintage Photography, Photography Tips, Photography Reflector
The Diver, Nino Migliori, 1951 (Rimini)
Ruth Orkin, White Stoops, West 88th Street, NYC, 1952 West Village, Photography Journal, William Klein, Orkin, Eugene Atget
Ruth Orkin, White Stoops, West 88th Street, NYC, 1952
Jean Cocteau— The Act of Creation, 1949. Photo by Philippe Halsman Portraits, Photos Du, Cool Photos, Philippe Halsman, Jean Cocteau, Man Ray
Jean Cocteau— The Act of Creation, 1949. Photo by Philippe Halsman
Julia Margaret Cameron, Iago – as the photograph is portentously titled – was taken by Julia Margaret Cameron in 1867. Its subject is an Italian model who generally sat for Victorian painters. But here he seems to flash forward from those long ago days, not just because of his modern looks but because Cameron’s closeup brings him so immediately from darkness to light and into our moment. Iago could be our contemporary. Victorian Photography, Photography Portraits, Photography Inspo, Digital Photography, Calcutta, John Herschel
Julia Margaret Cameron, Iago – as the photograph is portentously titled – was taken by Julia Margaret Cameron in 1867. Its subject is an Italian model who generally sat for Victorian painters. But here he seems to flash forward from those long ago days, not just because of his modern looks but because Cameron’s closeup brings him so immediately from darkness to light and into our moment. Iago could be our contemporary.