Family and Aunt Frida--New York City no number 1954

"Family and Aunt Frida--New York City no number" is a photo contact sheet by Robert Frank, taken in 1954. This contact sheet reveals the process of photographic creation, showcasing a series of frames from a single roll of film. The subject matter ranges from intimate family portraits to candid street scenes, offering a glimpse into Frank's photographic approach. The contact sheet, a staple in analog photography, provides insight into the photographer's decision-making process and the evolution of a photographic project. Frank's iconic black and white style, known for its gritty realism, is evident in these frames, contributing to his legacy as a pioneering figure in American photography.