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Todd Webb, a Photographer Who Once Walked From New York to San Francisco, Has Archive Preserved https://petapixel.com/2026/05/19/todd-webb-a-photographer-who-once-walked-from-new-york-to-san-francisco-has-archive-preserved/ #alfredstieglitz #bereniceabbott #georgiaokeeffe #muuscollection #photoarchive #preservation #walkerevans #anseladams #toddwebb #archive #newyork #postwar #Analog #News
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Berenice Abbott
Manhattan Bridge, 1936
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Anastasia Samoylova’s 2,000 Mile Journey Across America Retraces Photography Greats https://petapixel.com/2025/11/12/anastasia-samoylovas-2000-mile-journey-across-america-retraces-photography-greats/ #anastasiasamoylova #bereniceabbott #atlanticcoast #theamericans #robertfrank #Spotlight #Features #atlantic #america #florida
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A photograph by Berenice Abbott of a woman wiring an IBM computer, 1948. #Photography #WomenInSTEM #BereniceAbbott
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17 lipca to rocznica urodzin Berenice Abbott (1898–1991), artystki, która dokumentowała przemiany Nowego Jorku oraz łączyła naukę z fotografią. Jej kultowy cykl „Changing New York” to zapis pulsującego, modernistycznego miasta. #BereniceAbbott #fotografia #NowyJork
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👩🙍♀️ 🧖♀️ 👩❤️💋👨 1898 doğumlu bu kadın fotoğrafçı nezdinde, #8Mart Dünya Kadınlar Gününüzü tebrik ederim.
Berenice Abbott
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Happy’s Refreshment Stand with Two Men, Florida, c.1950s. Berenice Abbott
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Manuscripts Typed … The Writer’s Dream
A bookshop on Seventh Avenue, South, Greenwich Village, New York City, New York, about 1945. Photo by Berenice Abbott
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Berenice Abbott was perhaps best known for her urban photogaphy and portraits of artist and literary figures, but Abbott took two series of lumberjack photographs, the first in the High Sierra Mountains of California in 1943 and the second in Maine, 1967.
#bereniceabbott #lumberjack #lumberjacks #lumberindustry #photography #photographer #bwphoto #bwphotography #imalumberjackandimok #schwarzweiss #schwarzweissfotografie #vintagephotography #fotografia #fotografie #photoworld #holzfäller #bûcheron #Лесоруб
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Berenice Abbott was perhaps best known for her urban photogaphy and portraits of artist and literary figures, but Abbott took two series of lumberjack photographs, the first in the High Sierra Mountains of California in 1943 and the second in Maine, 1967.
#bereniceabbott #lumberjack #lumberjacks #lumberindustry #photography #photographer #bwphoto #bwphotography #imalumberjackandimok #schwarzweiss #schwarzweissfotografie #vintagephotography #fotografia #fotografie #photoworld #holzfäller #bûcheron #Лесоруб
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Berenice Abbott - Behavior of Waves, 1960 #BereniceAbbott #photography #art #mastoart
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Berenice Abbott, Cocteau in Bed with Mask, Paris, 1927
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Great photo and great background story, thanks!
Berenice Abbott is such a powerful photographer: always technically solid and visually resonant, fantastic tonality with those luminous highlights, --- but never "artistic". Instead it is always the subject that quietly takes centre stage. "Straight Photography" in its purest form. Atget and Walker Evans are related but perhaps too poetic to be straight Straight? Lewis Hine might be the closest.
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Berenice Abbott - Manhattan Bridge Walkway, silver print, 1936 #BereniceAbbott #photograph #photography #photographer #NewYork #NewYorkCity
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“Berenice Alice Abbott (July 17, 1898 – December 9, 1991) was an American photographer best known for her portraits of between-the-wars 20th century cultural figures, New York City photographs of architecture and urban design of the 1930s, and science interpretation in the 1940s to 1960s.”