Baron Adolph de Meyer (September 1, 1868 – January 6, 1946) was the first official fashion photographer for Vogue magazine, as well as a popular portrait photographer.
Skid Row, Howard Street, San Francisco, California (1937) By Dorothea Lange
For more about Ms Lange visit https://www.moma.org/artists/3373-dorothea-lange
On a remote Yemeni island live dragon blood trees, which produce red sap.
Promotional still from the movie Goldfinger (1964). The first Bond movie I saw as a kid and still one of my favorites. How can you go wrong with characters such as Pussy Galore and Oddjob?
This photo of a 1940’s Iowa farm family could serve as a perfect example of the phrase “dirt poor.” While the father and the two girls manage to muster up smiles for the camera, the mother remains solemn and the boy…well, his attitude seems a little carefree compared to the rest of the group. That was an attitude he would draw from as needed over the course of his life. The reason I know that is because that boy became my dad.
