Bridgeport, Connecticut 1941
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"Bridgeport, Connecticut" is a 1941 photograph by Walker Evans, a prominent figure in American documentary photography. Captured in black and white, the image showcases a woman in a simple dress and beret, walking away from the camera, her figure dominating the frame. The background is intentionally blurred, directing the viewer's attention to the subject's solitary presence. The composition and subject matter reflect Evans's signature style, which aimed to capture the everyday lives and experiences of ordinary people. The photograph is a compelling example of his focus on social realism and his keen observation of American life during the early 20th century.
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