Eleanor, New York 1945

harrycallahan

photography, gelatin-silver-print

photo restoration

portrait image

street shot

outdoor photograph

outdoor photo

black and white format

street-photography

photography

portrait reference

black and white

single portrait

gelatin-silver-print

monochrome photography

modernism

realism

"Eleanor, New York" (1945) is a striking black and white photograph by American photographer Harry Callahan (1912–1999). The portrait features Eleanor, Callahan’s wife, standing in front of a brick building with three windows. The photo is known for its simple composition, its focus on the human subject, and its evocative use of light and shadow. Callahan’s work is characterized by its formal aesthetic and its exploration of everyday subjects.