Aaron Siskind

Siskind began to photograph in 1932,

born December 4, 1903, New York, U.S.—died February
8, 1991
American teacher, editor, and photographer who is
best known for his innovations in abstract
photography.
After 1930, Siskind didn’t take pictures of people;
he was concentrating instead on architectural
photography.
He started photographing patterns and textures of
such mundane subjects such as coiled ropes,
footprints in sand, and seaweed.