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Favorite black and white photos

Jacques-Henri Lartigue
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne, Paris
1911
I chose this photograph because it reminded me of a celebrity, and just being sassy (like me). I also really like animals, and dogs.
Ansel Adams
Bridal Veil Fall,
Yosemite Valley
c. 1927
I chose this photograph because it reminds me of a vacation I took this summer. The vacation was really fun and I made lots of memories, that's why I chose this photo.

Ansel Adams
Mount Williamson - the Sierra Nevada,
from Manzanar, California
1945
I chose this photo because I thought the picture was well captured, it caught my eye, and the scenery is just beautiful.

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