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André Kertész: The Photographer Who Came Before the Masters

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André Kertész: The Photographer Who Came Before the Masters
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Fstoppers profiles André Kertész, the Hungarian-born photographer working from 1894 onward who built a career around ordinary subjects before that approach was fashionable or formalised.

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