Two women on street--Pasadena, California 1956

Robert Frank made "Two women on street--Pasadena, California" in 1956, using photography. Look at the way Frank shoots, all soft, nothing too harsh, you can see how he creates a sense of movement. I imagine him walking along the street, lifting his camera up and snap, trying to catch the fleeting moments of life. I can almost feel Frank observing the scene, thinking about the subtle things and how they connect people together. The whole composition breathes with a sense of immediacy, reflecting the influence of street photography and photojournalism, yet transformed through Frank's personal vision. I wonder if he was influenced by Walker Evans, capturing everyday life with such honesty. Frank's photographs remind me that art isn't about perfection, it's about capturing a moment in time and letting the image speak for itself. Isn’t it amazing how one artist can influence another?