New York 1987

"New York" (1987) is a black and white photograph by Rosalind Solomon. The portrait, shot in a close-up style, captures an unnamed individual in a simple white shirt, looking directly at the viewer with a contemplative expression. Solomon, known for her intimate and often candid portraits, uses the medium to explore themes of identity, societal norms, and human connection. The composition's focus on the subject's face invites the viewer to contemplate their own thoughts and feelings. The photograph, with its subtle lighting and sharp details, embodies the visual language of Solomon's influential body of work.