New York, 2006, at Broadway and John Street Possibly 2006 - 2014
photography, gelatin-silver-print
portrait
black and white photography
street-photography
photography
historical photography
black and white
gelatin-silver-print
monochrome photography
monochrome
realism
monochrome
Dimensions image: 40.64 × 49.53 cm (16 × 19 1/2 in.) sheet: 58.42 × 67.31 cm (23 × 26 1/2 in.)
Leo Rubinfien captured this black and white photograph, titled "New York, 2006, at Broadway and John Street" in 2006. Rubinfien's work often explores the human condition within urban settings. Here, he presents us with a close-up of a man amidst the hustle of New York City. The man's expression, caught candidly, invites speculation. Is it concern, weariness, or perhaps a glimpse of something deeper? The surrounding crowd, blurred and indistinct, heightens the man’s isolation. Rubinfien challenges the traditional narratives of power and visibility by focusing on an individual whose story remains untold. His choice to photograph in black and white strips away the distractions of color, emphasizing the emotional weight of the scene. The photograph invites us to reflect on the fleeting moments of connection and disconnection that shape our shared experiences in the modern city.
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