Modern Photography was a popular American photo magazine published and internationally distributed for 52 years from New York City.

After graduation, she attended art school at night and worked in a camera store, then at other jobs in New York before becoming a secretary at Modern Photography.

[9][10] Caulfield, inspired by Eliot Porter,[11] went on to become an environmentalist, prominent nature photographer, and advocate for preservation of the Everglades.

[12] Modern Photography featured regular columns including "Hard Knocks" that reviewed reader pictures, and "Camera Collector", and advertised photographic equipment and materials,[13] with a back-pages classifieds section devoted to mail-order offerings.[4]: Vol.

2 – p. 1059 [14] Keppler wrote technical reviews, editorials, and articles on the full range of topics relating to film, cameras, and photography.

Keppler developed objective tests in a lab environment over 20 years that were repeatable between many different models to give measurable proof of a certain model's performance, and lens tests for which he had photographed a grouping of high-contrast United States Air Force resolution targets to determine lens definition at centers and corners of the negative.

Andy Warhol's Flowers was based on her image, cropped square and with the number and arrangement of the blossoms edited in variations, differing from one another in color and size, produced using the screen-printing process in some case with blossoms and background painted by hand in Day-Glo colors, and presented in exhibitions covering entire gallery walls as though they were wallpaper.