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This is my living room wall right now. #ziggurat

This is my living room wall right now. #ziggurat

5 months ago
Tagged with:  #ziggurat

Last Dance: American Proms by Gillian Laub

Gillian Laub crossed the country to capture the bittersweet anticipation and excitement of high-school proms for TIME.

11 months ago
Police detain a gay-rights protester after clashes with Orthodox Christian activists in Tbilisi, Georgia. Dozens of gay-rights activists marched on the streets to mark International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia. David Mdzinarishvili/Reuters

Police detain a gay-rights protester after clashes with Orthodox Christian activists in Tbilisi, Georgia. Dozens of gay-rights activists marched on the streets to mark International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.

David Mdzinarishvili/Reuters

1 year ago
Guatemala City, Guatemala: Vultures are perched on top of graves at the municipal cemetery.

Guatemala City, Guatemala: Vultures are perched on top of graves at the municipal cemetery.

1 year ago 1 notes
Tagged with:  #Guardian  #photography  #photojournalism  #Guatemala
Allston CAT city. @allstonratcity (Taken with instagram)

Allston CAT city. @allstonratcity (Taken with instagram)

1 year ago 9 notes

The Year in Pictures: Part I - The Big Picture - Boston.com

1 year ago 2 notes
Freya Alder

Freya Alder

(Source: Guardian)

1 year ago
Tagged with:  #Scotland  #photography  #waves  #Freya Alder
Jerome Toole

Jerome Toole

(Source: Guardian)

1 year ago 8 notes
Tagged with:  #photography  #puddle  #Jerome Toole
Toby Mason

Toby Mason

(Source: Guardian)

1 year ago 1 notes
Tagged with:  #photography  #Toby Mason  #Brighton Beach
2-Week-Old Baby Rescued in Quake-Ravaged Turkey — Two days after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Turkey, rescue workers carry a 14-day old infant from a collapsed building on Tuesday in the city of Ercis. Officials said at least 366 people were killed in the big temblor. see more — Earthquake Hits Turkey

2-Week-Old Baby Rescued in Quake-Ravaged Turkey — Two days after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Turkey, rescue workers carry a 14-day old infant from a collapsed building on Tuesday in the city of Ercis. Officials said at least 366 people were killed in the big temblor.

see more — Earthquake Hits Turkey

(Source: life, via npr)

1 year ago 960 notes

newyorker:

In this week’s issue, we published “Exorcism,” a long-lost play by Eugene O’Neill. Nickolas Muray, who took the portrait of O’Neill that accompanies the play, was, among other things, Frida Kahlo’s lover, a competitor on the U.S. Olympic fencing team, and a photographer known for shots full of life, joy, and color. See a selection here: http://nyr.kr/pKXHB5

All photographs courtesy of George Eastman House, International Museum of Photography and Film © Nickolas Muray Photo Archives.





1 year ago 93 notes

newyorker:

On February 10th, 1967, around twenty-five members of an anarchist collective known as Black Mask, wearing black balaclavas and carrying giant skulls, took to the streets of the financial district. The photographer Larry Fink was there; he says that “they had nothing but their own stealth, and no support.” They hoped to stoke a revolution. “They were working from a massive historic misinterpretation,” Fink says. See some of Fink’s shots of the march, as well as some of his protest pictures from the Vietnam era, here: http://nyr.kr/ngQtWo
1 year ago 1051 notes

Tagged with:  #occupy wall street  #wall street  #protests  #photography  #art  #vietnam

Demonstrators carrying signs march as they are reflected in a mirror in Port-au-Prince September 23, 2011. REUTERS/Swoan Parker

Demonstrators carrying signs march as they are reflected in a mirror in Port-au-Prince September 23, 2011.

REUTERS/Swoan Parker

1 year ago 16 notes
Tagged with:  #Reuters  #Swoan Parker  #photojournalism
Wang Gengxiang, known as “Masked Boy”, holds a towel in his mouth as he plays on a bed at Mijiazhuang village on the outskirts of Fenyang, North China’s Shanxi province September 9, 2011. Gengxiang, 6, was severely burned in an accident involving a pile of burning straw last winter. Most of the skin on his head was burned off, requiring him to wear a full surgical mask to prevent the scars from becoming infected. The doctors disclosed that they cannot continue his skin-graft surgery until his damaged trachea, or windpipe, is strong enough, according to local media reports. REUTERS/Jason Lee

Wang Gengxiang, known as “Masked Boy”, holds a towel in his mouth as he plays on a bed at Mijiazhuang village on the outskirts of Fenyang, North China’s Shanxi province September 9, 2011. Gengxiang, 6, was severely burned in an accident involving a pile of burning straw last winter. Most of the skin on his head was burned off, requiring him to wear a full surgical mask to prevent the scars from becoming infected. The doctors disclosed that they cannot continue his skin-graft surgery until his damaged trachea, or windpipe, is strong enough, according to local media reports.

REUTERS/Jason Lee

1 year ago 19 notes
Tagged with:  #Reuters  #Jason Lee  #photojournalism
A detained opposition activist shouts in a police van during a protest outside the Election Commission headquarters in Moscow September 26, 2011. Dozens of people gathered to show their intention to boycott forthcoming elections, local media reported. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov

A detained opposition activist shouts in a police van during a protest outside the Election Commission headquarters in Moscow September 26, 2011. Dozens of people gathered to show their intention to boycott forthcoming elections, local media reported.

REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov

1 year ago 22 notes
Tagged with:  #Reuters  #Denis Sinyakov  #photojournalism  #Moscow