Edward Steichen

Edward Steichen (1879-1973) was reconized as the first modern fashion photographer. His photos were featured in the magazine Camera Work(1903-1917). He learned the technical intricacies of the gum bichromate process, which was popular amongst French artists.Steichen varied his subject matter from landscape, to cityscape and then portrait photography, where he thrived. 
"on view from March 7 to April 5, 1906, the first Steichen show included many photographs now deemed to be among his early masterpieces: Rodin—The Thinker (2005.100.289); Richard Strauss; Portraits—Evening (titled Mr. and Mrs. Steichen); Alfred Stieglitz and His Daughter Katherine; In Memoriam;The Little Round Mirror; La Cigale; The Brass Bowl; The Big Cloud, Lake George; The Pool—Evening; and The Pond—Moonrise" 

The Pond-Moonlight (1904) was one of the most famous prints produced by Steichen. It appears to be a colored print, but it actually colored gem used to create the soft hues of blues and greens. There are three prints of The Pond- Moonlight but each is colored with different gems.