Lee Friedlander, born in 1934 in Aberdeen, Washington, is an influential American photographer known for his complex and innovative approach to street photography. With an astute eye for the "social landscape" of cities, Friedlander's work often intertwines people with urban environments, creating intricate layers of reflections, signs, and shadows. His photography is characterized by its dynamic framing and the inclusion of urban artifacts within the scene. Friedlander's candid shots capture the essence of modern American life, from jazz musicians to factory workers, and the evolving landscapes of cities.
