fatalistichues: Tharsis Tholus volcano

Garry Winogrand

Jurgen Schadeberg

There is something holy about this photograph.

(Source: anormaux)

Roy DeCarava “It doesn’t have to be pretty to be true”

(Source: revolvver)

jesuisperdu: Thomas Hoepker

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King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band, 1921.  Joe King Oliver damaged one of his eyes during a childhood accident, earning him the early nicknames of “Bad Eye” and “Monocles,” and he often played with a hat tilted over the eye to disguise it.

Robert Doisneau

nevver:World War Something

Clip #03372: A Trip to Mars (Edison, 1910)

About the collection:

This database is a record of the 35mm nitrate film frame clippings collected by Italian film historian Davide Turconi (1911–2005) from the Josef Joye Collection in Switzerland and from other unidentified sources. The collection consists of 23,491 clippings in total (usually two to three frames each). The vast majority of the frames cover the early years of cinema (from ca. 1897 to 1915)… [continue reading the history behind these images]. via 50watts

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