Leo Holub, founder of Stanford’s photography program, dead at 93

Leo Holub, owner of Stanford’s photography program, passed at 93

Leo Holub founded Stanford’s photography module as well as taught from 1970 to 1980. He was a important photographer as well as crony of Ansel Adams as well as Imogen Cunningham.

Read some-more on Stanford Report

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