New York c. 1968 - 1979

This black and white photograph, "New York" by Garry Winogrand, captures the bustling energy of New York City in the late 1960s or 1970s. Winogrand was known for his candid street photography, often capturing fleeting moments of urban life. In this image, a young man in a suit walks towards the camera on a busy city street, while a woman in a dress holds a box in her hand, and a group of dogs roam by a trash can. Winogrand's work often explores themes of anonymity, social interaction, and the fleeting nature of everyday life in a city. This photograph is a prime example of his signature style.