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even a single book may overspill the skin.
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Carl Kronberger - A Portrait of a Girl Wearing a Golden Hood
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Here’s a shot from my college days.
Along the Provo River lies a trail that’s popular with joggers, couples pushing strollers, the cyclists and the...
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John Singer Sargent: The Birthday Party, 1887
This image was treasured by the Besnard family it portrays. The son, their only child,...
RIDING THE SUBWAY WITH STANLEY KUBRICK
by this point it’s not much of a secret that a young Stanley Kubrick earned his chops as a photographer for LOOK Magazine and some other rags in 1940s new york city, but relatively unseen examples of his work continue to crop up here and there. given that i live in NYC, i’d say mostly “here.”
Museum of the City of New York has just posted a collection of delightfully candid photos Kubrick snapped on the city’s subways, and together they’re something of a remarkable portal. it might be a bit of a stretch to say that these portraits portend Kubrick’s unique precision as a director of motion pictures, but they’re focused and bracing and — if you squint hard enough — you can even see some Fear and Desire, in there.
i just love stuff like this
#nyc, #transit, #engineering
Incredible new photos of New York City’s 7 train expansion project.
(via npr)
