Contact Sheet Print: A Llama in Times Square, 1957 Size:20 x 24 in (50 x 60 cm) revelling in the opportunities the

revelling in the opportunities the medium offered: “Black and white transcends reality by removing a very significant part of it: the color

poverty and community with artful sensitivity

in its tiny knitted jumper

as seen by Steele-Perkins

Patrick Zachmann is a master of teasing out color in the subterranean and the after-dark

Contact Sheet Print: A Llama in Times Square, 1957 Size:20 x 24 in (50 x 60 cm) revelling in the opportunities theInge Moraths "A Llama in Times Square" image is one of her most iconic, originating from a magazine assignment for LIFE magazine in 1957. In its December 2, 1957 issue, the story was about a menagerie of television animals living at home with their trainers in a Manhattan brownstone. John P. Jacob wrote of Moraths image "the full caption reads, Linda, the Llama (sic) rides home via Broadway. She is just coming home from a television show in New Yorks