New York City 1963

"New York City," taken in 1963 by Garry Winogrand, is a classic example of the photographer's street photography style. This black and white image captures a candid moment of people peering over a railing at a seal in a pool. The composition is dynamic and emphasizes the viewer's perspective through the use of a shallow depth of field, making the seal in the water the focal point. Winogrand was known for his ability to capture the essence of everyday life in a bustling city, and this photograph exemplifies his talent for finding unexpected beauty in the ordinary.