Edward WestonUSA, 1886–1958The White Peacock
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Imens i livet hos Edward Weston
Hele livetearly 1915
Begins keeping his “Daybooks”
He begins keeping detailed journals that he later calls his Daybooks; for the next two decades he records his thoughts about his work, observations about photography, and his dealings with friends, lovers and family.
c. 1915 – 1916
Meets Johan Hagemeyer
He meets the photographer Johan Hagemeyer, whom he mentors and sometimes lends his studio; Hagemeyer later returns the favour by letting Weston use his studio in Carmel after Weston returns from Mexico.
6 December 1916
Birth of his son Neil
His third son, Lawrence Neil Weston, is born; he too follows in his father’s footsteps and becomes a well-known photographer.
30 January 1919
Birth of his son Cole
His fourth son, Cole Weston (1919–2003), is born; his wife Flora, who spends all her time caring for the children, now rarely has time to leave the house.
