New York City

Lee Friedlander (born July 14, 1934) is an influential American photographer known for his innovative urban landscapes, portraits, and depiction of American life. Emerging in the 1960s, Friedlander's work is celebrated for its complex compositions, often incorporating reflections, street signs, and shadows to frame life in a unique, multi-layered perspective. His photography, which also includes a significant focus on the social landscape and self-portraiture, challenges traditional views by finding beauty and intrigue in the ordinary and overlooked aspects of everyday existence. Friedlander's contributions to photography have been recognized with numerous awards, and his work has been extensively exhibited and published worldwide, making him a pivotal figure in contemporary photography.

New York, NY, USA