Charlotte Brooks
Large Group of Aerial Views of Los Angeles from a Helicopter, 1952
Silver prints (111)
Each 4 x 5 inches
With Brooks's credit, date and location in pencil verso.
With Brooks's credit, date and location in pencil verso.
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A fascinating look at Los Angeles from above, this collection of crisp aerial views presents the city as seen from a helicopter. Charlotte Brooks was an American photo-journalist who studied...
A fascinating look at Los Angeles from above, this collection of crisp aerial views presents the city as seen from a helicopter.
Charlotte Brooks was an American photo-journalist who studied with Bernice Abbott at the New School for Social Research before working as an assistant to Barbara Morgan in 1942, and Gjon Mili a year later. In 1951, she was hired by Look Magazine where she remained the only female staff photographer until the magazine shuttered in 1971.
Charlotte Brooks was an American photo-journalist who studied with Bernice Abbott at the New School for Social Research before working as an assistant to Barbara Morgan in 1942, and Gjon Mili a year later. In 1951, she was hired by Look Magazine where she remained the only female staff photographer until the magazine shuttered in 1971.