Beginnings, Frosted Window (72 N. Union Street, Rochester) 1962

"Beginnings, Frosted Window (72 N. Union Street, Rochester)" is a 1962 gelatin silver print by Minor White (1908-1976). The image captures the intricate patterns formed by frost on a windowpane, creating a mesmerizing interplay of light and shadow. White's use of abstract forms and natural textures reflects his interest in exploring the beauty and symbolism found in everyday objects. This photograph exemplifies White's exploration of "equivalence," a concept that emphasizes the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate things, revealing hidden meanings and universal truths through his artistic lens.