The article discusses American photographer Clark Winter's work in "Here to There: Photographs from the Road Ahead," which captures three decades of road life across various landscapes and cities. Trained at the esteemed Rhode Island School of Design, Winter's journey took him from finance to photography, where he embraced spontaneity and an open curiosity. His images, including the noteworthy 'Traffic Control' in Beijing, utilize the concepts of frames within frames, directing viewers’ focus in a rich tableau of modern life and travel.
In Traffic Control, Beijing, China, as in many of his photographs, the windows, doors, angles and purviews of the taxi act as frames within a frame.
You don't know whether it's your intuition or something beneath the level of your conscious perception, but a tiny bell goes off in your head and you listen to it.
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