Edward Weston is an American photographer born in California. He started his own photograph business, Little Studio in Tropico, California.He traveled to New York and Mexico as well. He used a large-format camera to get detailed black and white photos. Along with Ansel Adams, he helped pioneer a modernist style. He tried to catch the American lifestyle through nature, using nudes, still lifes, portraits, and landscapes. Him and a few other photographers- Imogen Cunningham, Ansel Adams, and others- formed a group called Group f/64 to honor aperture priority. He got Parkinson's Disease and was forced to stop photography, and died in 1958.
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