KnowraStraight photographyLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Straight photography, each with the reason it gives.All 14Related 5Narrower topic 3Compared with 6PictorialismCompared with: Its demand for clarity opposed Pictorialist softness and hand-altered surfaces.Alfred StieglitzRelated: Stieglitz’s later photographs helped legitimize direct, unmanipulated photographic expression.Ansel AdamsNarrower topic: Adams’s crisp landscapes exemplify the approach’s preference for precise, unmanipulated photographic seeing.Photo-SecessionCompared with: Its advocates rejected the hand-worked pictorialist aesthetic associated with Photo-Secession.History of photographyCompared with: It opposed pictorialist manipulation and made photographic precision an artistic ideal.Edward SteichenCompared with: Its emphasis on photographic clarity diverged from the hand-worked pictorialism of Steichen’s early prints.Camera WorkRelated: Camera Work’s final issue prominently presented Strand’s direct approach.Modernist photographyCompared with: Its crisp detail offered one modernist alternative to soft-focus pictorialism.Walker EvansRelated: Evans’s sharp, unembellished images are often associated with this approach.Fine-art photographyRelated: It offered an artistic alternative to Pictorialism while insisting that direct photography could be expressive.Paul StrandNarrower topic: Strand’s precise prints became models for this modernist photographic ideal.Group f/64Narrower topic: It is the broader photographic approach the group advanced.Tina ModottiRelated: Its clarity and precision informed Modotti's compositions of objects, architecture, and people.Eugène AtgetCompared with: His descriptive precision anticipates this approach, though his work predates its formal movement.