Cunningham developed an interest in photography at the University of Washington in Seattle.
Her earliest prints were made in a style the tradition of Pictorialism.
Cunningham opened a portrait studio in Seattle in 1910.
Her pictures were straightforward, but she continued soft-focused prints.
She married etcher Roi Partridge in 1915, then moved to San Francisco in 1917.
Cunningham studied printmaking in Germany.
She was an American photographer known for her plants, and landscape photography.
Her courses included art history and life drawing.
Cunningham uses most of the elements in her artwork.
Her work is so balanced.
Her work is very detailed.
She is mainly focusing on landscapes, close-ups, and portraits.
Imogen Cunningham began taking