So I know looking at stills isn't the same as watching the movie, but here are some awesome images from Badlands (if you haven't seen the movie, this means you should probably watch it now):
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Walker Evans
I know it's probably not cool to gush over Walker Evans, but these are two of my favorite photos ever:
42nd Street
Parked Car, Small Town Main Street, 1934
42nd StreetMOST IMPORTANT PHOTO--OF MY LIFE
Like everyone else, I had a hard time coming up with the most important photograph of in my life. I thought of some, though, and unfortunately, none of them are digital or scanned. One is a picture of my great-grandparents on their wedding day that they brought to America from Europe--along with a pair of silver candlesticks, my grandfather, and not much else.
The one that first came to mind, though, is a picture of my brother, my cousins and I laying in my grandparents' bed when I was about three. I am chewing on my hand, my cousin Natalie looks bored flipping the channels on the TV, my cousin Max looks ill, and my brother is throwing up. The picture is sitting on the mantel in my grandparents' house, and I'm truly sorry I can't share it with you. Nothing else even comes close.
The one that first came to mind, though, is a picture of my brother, my cousins and I laying in my grandparents' bed when I was about three. I am chewing on my hand, my cousin Natalie looks bored flipping the channels on the TV, my cousin Max looks ill, and my brother is throwing up. The picture is sitting on the mantel in my grandparents' house, and I'm truly sorry I can't share it with you. Nothing else even comes close.
Jill Waterman--New Years Project
Jill Waterman went to a new city every new years eve for 19 years and took photos of the festivities she encountered. Here are some of my favorites:
Paris, 1984
Montreal 1987
Burlington, 1992
Paris, 1984
Montreal 1987
Burlington, 1992
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