133 West 22nd Street, New York 1964

David Vestal's 1964 photograph "133 West 22nd Street, New York" captures the stark beauty of winter in the city. The image showcases a close-up of icicles hanging from a building, their intricate formations and melting drips rendered in stark black and white. The blurred background hints at the urban setting, creating a sense of isolation and quiet contemplation. This evocative image, representative of Vestal's minimalist style, emphasizes the transient nature of the urban environment.