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Photography

Photographers capturing moments, stories, environments, people, culture, products, architecture, nature, nightlife, and creative perspectives through still imagery and visual storytelling.

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Migrant Mother (1936)
Migrant Mother (1936)

Migrant Mother is Dorothea Lange's most famous photograph and one of the defining images of the twentieth century. Taken during the Great Depression in Nipomo, California, it portrays Florence Owens Thompson surrounded by her children as they faced uncertainty and poverty. The photograph quickly became a symbol of resilience during economic hardship and helped prompt emergency aid for struggling migrant farmworkers.

by Dorothea Margaretta Lange
Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico
Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico

Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico is one of Ansel Adams' most celebrated photographs. Captured at sunset as the moon rose above a small New Mexico village, the image showcases Adams' extraordinary ability to balance dramatic light, deep shadows, and breathtaking detail. Considered one of the greatest landscape photographs ever created, it has become an enduring symbol of fine art photography and the beauty of the American Southwest.

by Ansel Adams
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