We are honored to offer this special collection of classic images from master photographer Wynn Bullock in cooperation with the Bullock Photography Trust. Light is the source of everything. It is what makes things visible to the eye. It is also what holds a rock together. My thinking has been deeply affected by the belief that all things are some form of radiant energy.
Light is perhaps the most profound truth in the universe.
Through a long career of artistic distinction, Wynn Bullock's work confirms his place as one of this century's preeminent photographers. Born in Chicago in 1902, Bullock was a catalytic teacher, writer, and member of the photographic community, whose legacy has inspired generations of photographers. In the late 1920s he enjoyed a brief but acclaimed career as a concert vocalist. Following his muse to Europe, he would later be profoundly influenced by the work of the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist painters. Finding that he shared their interest in light, he abandoned singing and embraced his photographic vision with a passion that would endure the rest of his life.