At a Night Club 1946

Weegee's "At a Night Club," a black and white photograph taken in 1946, captures the raw emotion of a woman singing along to a live band at a nightclub. The composition emphasizes the woman's intense expression, her eyes closed and mouth open in song, with the trombone cutting through the frame, adding to the atmosphere of excitement and energy. Weegee, known for his candid street photography, often focused on the underbelly of New York City, and this image reflects that style with its focus on the unguarded moments of everyday life. This photo is a classic example of Weegee's signature style, known as "candid" or "street" photography, often using a flash to capture the energy of New York City nightlife.