Answer:
A. The banality of everyday life
Explanation:
His photos show America as an odd and almost alien social landscape. Many of his images used fluid compositions that combined order and disorder, often on barren streets, generating feelings of tension, peculiarity, and discomfort. The images, both chaotic and organized at the same time, seemed to reflect an inner turmoil about what he saw. Friedlander liked taking pictures of storefronts, street signs, walls, and empty streets.
