@mkennaleyphotos: Brassaï (1899-1984) 4th image is by Sabine Weiss #photographyhistory #filmphotography #photoinspo #blackandwhitephotography #brassai

Hideouswhennaked :

good lord his work is STUNNING. Was excited to see filmmaking mentioned on his Wikipedia too but couldn’t find any, would’ve been an incredible film noir cinematographer

Come2FlyWithMe :

He is one of a kind; what killed photography is technology - HDR high dynamic range - too much grey and lack of contrast. Back then most photographers used such film stock which resulted like so. Streets deserves contrast. I guess we all know these. 📷 click 🥴

Josie Perez :

as a photographer myself he is truly inspirational ❤️his work

FRANCEASCA ❌ :

Most important photographer of the 20th century. He will always be an inspiration. Use of contrast and light to make the most inanimate objects come to life.

Rufus :

Slide 4 is Sabine Weiss’ image

Timb Photography :

Absolutely brilliant work.

Gavin :

It’s amazing how much the world changed in their lifetime.

DJM_253 :

🤌🏻🤌🏻

Jeannette James :

He has always been a favorite

sisyphus scissor kick :

vale_pans :

He also made an album dedicated to graffiti’s

DYSTOTYPE :

Incredible thanks for sharing 🔥🔥🔥

Justina 🤭 :

brassai

@the real Anthony Bullion :

this lit my brain up and calmed me down all at once. TY for sharing this

That's Our City :

This is strong set some great photos in here

Buster :

Thank you

silver :

slide 8 and 10>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Mia Milly :

Uuuuh🥰

lizthrash :

this is my aestetic 🙏🏻

Yulie Art Studio :

Beautiful shots ✨✨

Fabrizio Oppes :

This photo is by Fred Lyon

Maria 🦋🦋🦋 :

I LOVE the one with the steps and lampposts 🖤🩶🖤🩶🖤

mod🇨🇦 :

Brassaï has always been my top favourite photographer❤️

Martín :

El encanto, la belleza y el aura de estas fotografías solo pueden ser logradas por una persona, jamás una IA alcanzará tal nivel de exquisitez🙏🏻

JohnJohn :

One of my favorites