Winogrand shared Friedlander's commitment to candid street photography using gelatin silver prints, capturing the energy and complexity of American life with a similarly restless and observational eye.

Arbus worked in the same black and white documentary tradition as Friedlander, photographing everyday American subjects with an unflinching and deeply humanistic observational approach rooted in street and social photography.

Meyerowitz developed his craft alongside Friedlander in the American street photography tradition, documenting everyday public life and regional American scenes with a sharp and spontaneous observational sensibility.