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Being here, by Mark Garry, thread pins, beads
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Rare Photos of Marilyn Monroe with a Rolleiflex
In these vintage photos, Hollywood’s blonde bombshell Marilyn Monroe is seen taking some...
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The beautiful view from my home
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Moe Kaneshiro, Student.
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Black and White Underwater Portraits by Jacob Sutton
Looks like you guys loved the underwater free dive photos we posted last week, so we’re...
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History really could use more superheroes. In the crazy times we’ve witnessed in the last century, from revolutions galore, to the World Wars and nations wielding nuclear power, the thought of having someone super powered standing guard is a welcome thought. These photos bring that reality to life, placing superheroes in iconic vintage photographs alongside famous figures from history — Heinrich Himmler getting a lecture from Captain America, Superman protecting art treasures from looters and Batman looking over the shoulder of Fidel Castro. It’s not all perfect though… it seems you get your super villains along with your heros. Darth Vader hangs out at the meeting of Yalta with Stalin, FDR and Winston Churchill and the Joker messes with the SS.
Who’s responsible for these historical remixes? Agan Harahap, a photographer from Indonesia, has seamlessly inserted the pop culture icons into these major world events in such a way that you’d almost believe they really happened. The shadows match up, the interactions look genuine, it’s really a perfect job. For more about Harahap’s work, which includes a host of other digital photo manipulations, check out his Flickr page.
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Road to infinity by Hengki Koentjoro, Nevada, USA, January 2012.
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60 percent of Russian population resides in small towns, urban settlements and villages. The conditions are very different from those of the big cities - unemployment, lack of education, greater difficulties in social and communal area. All of that makes people to move into bigger cities.
While urbanization process is growing in Russia, most of the population is not involved. It’s especially hard for young people and the younger generation of the country.
Welfare aspirations not always lead to success. Children are full of dreams and illusions about their future. Then they get older, try to get an education and to find a proper job in more populated places. But few succeed, and as they themselves admit, the older they become, the less faith they have in themselves and their forces. Photos by Irina Yulieva
Yummi depth of field taken with Hasselblad in Madras (Oregon) by Colerise.
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What a cool sunday! Jazz it up with this photo by Tomislav Peternek, Serbia.
“Mentally, this is where I am right now.” We, too!
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Nice ride, Andy Koslow.
Here, the Chicago bicycle dealer rides a tiny bike built by a former vaudevillian. “This helps limber up his left leg,” LIFE wrote, “which, as a former motorcycle racer, he broke seven times.” (Wallace Kirkland—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)
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“A Close Fit” - Kate Moss by Glen Luchford for Vogue US April 1995.
