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Carmel Beach
Creator
Brett WestonAmerican Photographer · 1911–1993
All works by this person →Brett Weston's starkly beautiful photographs fall under the same conceptual framework as those of his famous father, the well-known American photographer Edward Weston. Both used large-format cameras, insisted on previsualizing final images before exposure, and produced immaculate prints. Weston demonstrated his potential at an early age. He was thirteen years old when he began using his father's
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- about 1960
- Medium
- Gelatin silver print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- bf42ad3a-6476-431d-b165-fdc29c4ac7fd
A feather and piece of driftwood laid over each other in the shape of an "X". They are laying on beach stones and sea shells.
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