The photograph “Fort Worth” was taken by the artist Garry Winogrand in the year 1974. In the image, there’s a vivid display of motion and energy, as the central focus is a horse that appears to be rearing up. The horse’s mane and tail are flowing, suggesting swift movement, and its mouth seems to be open, possibly as a reaction to the excitement or potential stress of the moment. A person is in close proximity to the horse, holding onto the lead rope, looking up towards the horse’s head with what might be interpreted as a combination of concentration and caution. There’s a noticeable sense of tension in the way the person is interacting with the horse. The background features blurred lights which might suggest an indoor arena setting, reinforcing the idea that this could be a performance or an event taking place in a controlled environment. The black and white composition contributes to the timeless and dramatic quality of the scene.