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Rondal Partridge Archives. Rondal Partridge's photography spans almost eight decades. Even as a young child he was fascinated with cameras and the darkroom, and was soon rocking the developing trays in the darkroom of his mother, Imogen Cunningham.
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About Rondal Partridge. Rondal and Padraic, 1922. Rondal and...
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Rondal Partridge (September 4, 1917 – June 19, 2015) was an American photographer. After working as an assistant to well-known photographers Dorothea Lange and Ansel Adams in his youth, he went on to a long career as a photographer and filmmaker.
About Rondal Partridge. Son of the renowned photographer Imogen Cunningham, Partridge began helping his mother in the darkroom at the age of five. At seventeen he became Dorothea Lange's apprentice, driving her up and down the back roads of California as she created her well-known images of migrant laborers.
Rondal Partridge fue un fotógrafo estadounidense. Después de trabajar como asistente de los conocidos fotógrafos Dorothea Lange y Ansel Adams en su juventud, pasó a una larga carrera como fotógrafo y cineasta. Partridge nació en San Francisco en 1917. Tenía un hermano gemelo llamado Padraic.
Rondal Partridge; Potato Field Madonna, Kern County, California, 1940, printed 2002 Rondal Partridge; Eight Lantern Poppies, 1988, printed 2002 Rondal Partridge; Meg, 1953, printed 2002 Rondal Partridge; Portrait of Dorothea Lange by Window, 1960s Rondal Partridge; Two Right Hands, 1988, printed 2002 Rondal Partridge
27 de jun. de 2015 · Partridge, one of the last links to a defining era in Western photography who learned not only from Adams but also from Dorothea Lange and his mother, Imogen Cunningham, died of natural causes...
