“It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera… they are made with the eye, heart, and head.”
– Henri Cartier-Bresson

Welcome to the photography of Alfred Watson, a man whose natural ability and eye for composition resulted in an impressive portfolio of black and white photographs in a wide range of subject matter.  His goal was always the same: to create a technically flawless photograph that told a story and touched the viewer emotionally. To view these classic images, click on the category titles below and visit our store where prints are available for purchase.

Pattern in Boats, 1952

Whiteman Songs, 1947

Girl Talk, 1946

Migrant Woman, 1940

Waiting, mid 1940s

Terminus, 1949

Bird in Flight, early 1950s

Morning Stroll, early 1950s

Milk Truck, 1940s

Checkered, 1940s

Baby’s Bath, 1946

Dead of Winter, 1949