Alfred Eisenstaedt (1998 - 1995) is most well known for his Time's Square V-J Day Photo, but his later work in the 1950s and 60s is just as captivating. He worked for Life magazine until 1972.
Alfred's work is incredible -- it's great reminder of how dimension and dynamic black and white photography can be. And somehow, he just knew how to capture people. Thank you so much for sharing these photos!
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I absolutely love that last shot. Thank you for these weekly posts, I do enjoy them.
Loving it, Clare. Keep up the inspiration! J x
Alfred's work is incredible -- it's great reminder of how dimension and dynamic black and white photography can be. And somehow, he just knew how to capture people. Thank you so much for sharing these photos!
wow, this was way before photoshop and digitals. his works shall live on.
What an inspiration
These photos are fantastic. I love the last one with all the waiters tilted at an angle. What a wonderful capture.....no photoshop..Wow.
A master photographer, very good.
Lovely photos and lovely blog :) we have been having weird weather in Sydney so I hope it is ok wherever you are
I love how he must have seen life in black and white...he really is a master of not only capturing the moment but of light as well. Great selections!
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