Adam Jeppesen walked from northernmost Alaska to the far end of South America, making a photograph a day—487 in all. Clifford Ross roped himself to a friend on shore and plunged into the surf off Long Island to shoot the megawaves churned up by a massive storm; he printed the images on 12-foot-tall sheets of wood veneer. John Chiara built enormous cameras, hauled around by flatbed truck, to make one-of-a-kind images on oversize pieces of photographic paper, bypassing the need for film. None of these artists took a traditional...

Source: Wall Street Journal June 08, 2018 14:08 UTC