NYC in the 1940's (Link)
lizzard_nyc
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I loved these and wanted to share.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2056415/Stunning-images-1940s-cast-spotlight-New-York-Citys-Radical-Camera.html
Look at the drawings in photo #1, I can look at them all day, it shows what the kids were interested in back then. Loved the cowboy and the submarine:) and question, what does POS mean, I know only one meaning, but I doubt that's what they meant (or their mothers would have walloped them). I crack up at the bottom too, I think a kid was doing long division.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2056415/Stunning-images-1940s-cast-spotlight-New-York-Citys-Radical-Camera.html
Look at the drawings in photo #1, I can look at them all day, it shows what the kids were interested in back then. Loved the cowboy and the submarine:) and question, what does POS mean, I know only one meaning, but I doubt that's what they meant (or their mothers would have walloped them). I crack up at the bottom too, I think a kid was doing long division.
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Areat set of images. Imagine the technical problems which these photogrphers encountered with their older equipment...
Thanks for sharing this. I will have to revisit it.
POS is sod viewed upside down... Guessing it is someone's initials as they did not have texting shortcuts then...
And the POS might be something to do with the Prospect Schools?
Thank you, thank you! And what mix of well known - including Weegee, Ruth Orkin, and Lisette Model - and relatively unknown photographers. And that first image really is a killer.clap
"He not busy being born is busy dying." Bob Dylan
"The more ambiguous the photograph is, the better it is..." Leonard Freed
Great stuff thanks for the Link.
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