New York 1945
harrycallahan
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wedding photograph
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black and white photography
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outdoor photograph
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outdoor photo
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black and white format
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archive photography
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historical photography
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black and white
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monochrome photography
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monochrome
"New York" (1945) by Harry Callahan (1912-1999) is a striking example of his signature style in street photography. The image features a woman in a long coat and hat standing in a stark, sun-drenched city scene, her elongated shadow cast on the pavement. The composition is both minimalist and evocative, using the contrasting light and dark tones to create a sense of isolation and mystery. Callahan's stark and often abstract approach to photography influenced the development of modern photography, making him a key figure in the medium's evolution.
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