New York 1972
helenlevitt
photography
portrait
street festival
street shot
festival photography
candid portrait
street-photography
photography
culture event photography
populated photography not posed
street photography
pop-art
person photography
city culture
realism
documentary shot
"New York" (1972) is a black and white photograph by Helen Levitt, a renowned American street photographer. The image captures a moment in time on the streets of New York City. The composition is simple and straightforward, highlighting the candid interaction between two young boys. The boy on the left, dressed in a green shirt and jeans, appears to have been playing in the dirt, with his face smudged with grime. The boy on the right, dressed in a jacket over a collared shirt, is attempting to blow a bubble with a glass object. The background, showing a brick wall and a trash can, reinforces the urban setting and creates a sense of realism. Levitt's photography is known for its ability to capture the everyday moments of life in the city, focusing on the authenticity and candidness of human behavior. This image exemplifies Levitt's signature style, offering viewers a glimpse into the raw and poignant beauty of urban life.
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