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Oddly enough. This is a re-touched / colorized photo of Butch Cassidy, The Sundance Kid and their gang. Dressed. To. Kill.,
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by Bruce Davidson
Couple Dancing at a Social Club, Harlem, New York. From East 100th Street, 1966-1968.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. Rowing Crew for Harvard
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John Maloof was at a Chicago thrift auction house when he purchased, on a whim, a box of photographic negatives that had caught his eye. He had no idea at the time, but he had just discovered one of the best street photographers of the 20th century.
Vivian Maier was born in New York, grew up in France, and lived most of her adult life in Chicago working as a nanny. She had absolutely no photographic education or training. Maier’s work was never shown to anyone during her lifetime, and out of the over 100,000 negatives attributed to her, many remain undeveloped.
Vivian Maier: Street Photos is the first published collection of her work, a tribute to one of the great pioneers of American street photography, that for 60 year, no one knew existed.
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Cuba, 1933
Walker Evans
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Open your mouth only if what you are going to say is more beautiful than silence.
—Arabic Proverb (via thesonata)
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Debussy
—Clair De Lune
HERE!
Dash Snow
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