Paul Capogni's photographic work new york, 1963.

The rugged rocks condense the angular and heroic spirit of nature, while the tough lines and unambiguous sections show the subtle harmony of extreme landforms. Caponigro, a photographer who studied music in his early years, gave the photos a sense of ups and downs. His eyes are like his inner ears, which can break rock-solid obstacles and listen to the silent and powerful symphony of nature. Expressing the rhythm contained in nature itself is the consistent theme of his photography career. For example, whenever he photographs a river, he pays attention to the vortex and turbulence formed when the running water meets the gravel. He always "tries to express the power of movement in nature and make it visible". Trying to touch "the larger scale-the scenery behind the scenery". In the 1960s and 1970s, he photographed many boulders left in ancient Irish ruins. Like his predecessor, ansel adams, he studied music at first.