| My first nude photography was a self-portrait in the woods in 1906 on the University of Washington campus. I set it up and jumped into it. And that was it. | 
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Self Portrait, 1906 © The Imogen Cunnigham Trust All Rights Reserved |
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Didn't I spend an enormous amount of time doing this kind of stuff? Well, I had three children in two years and what could I do? |
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Two Callas, 1925 © The Imogen Cunnigham Trust All Rights Reserved |
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| Well, I didn't have any choice. I couldn't get out of the garden, out of the yard. I was always there. But, it got me back into working. | 
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Twins in the Grass 3,1922 © The Imogen Cunnigham Trust All Rights Reserved |
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The editor of Vanity Fair asked me if I would be willing to go to Hollywood. And then he said, 'please state your preferences.' And I said, 'ugly men, because they never complain.' |
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Spencer Tracy 3, 1932 © The Imogen Cunnigham Trust All Rights Reserved |
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| The magnolia flower, the most common job I ever did, is still on exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art. And whenever they sell a print, that's what they sell. That's what I call conservative buyers. | 
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Magnolia Blossom, 1925 © The Imogen Cunnigham Trust All Rights Reserved |
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Self Portrait, 1974 © The Imogen Cunnigham Trust All Rights Reserved |