“The 75 Best LIFE Photos” – Photography could motivate social scientists and philosophers to analyze …
typewriter photo by frizztext, click on the image to enter his flickr photo collection
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my top ten impressions of a TIME / LIFE online gallery (in chronological order):
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Sea of Hats: Photo by Margaret Bourke-White, 1930
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The American Way: Photo by Margaret Bourke-White, 1937
3
Airplane Over Manhattan: Photo by Margaret Bourke-White, 1939
4
Liberation of Buchenwald: Photo by Margaret Bourke-White, 1945
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Pied Piper of Ann Arbor: Photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1950
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3-D Movie Audience: Photo by J.R. Eyerman, 1952
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Parting the Sea in Salt Lake City: Photo by J.R. Eyerman, 1958
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Freedom Riders: Photo by Paul Schutzer, 1961
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Meeting Peace With Firehoses: Photo by Charles Moore, 1963
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A Wolf’s Lonely Leap: Photo by Jim Brandenburg, 1986
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frizz-comment:
thank you for reblogging – and keep on reblogging!
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Priceless
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.. photos are beautiful … from incornuciare!
Through your blog I am discovering a world filled with images … thank you for this honor!
Dear Good Friend w.e
vento
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through your blog, Sara Pecchia, I’m motivated to understand the Italian point of view …
Ingrid Bergman in Italy: Photo by Gordon Parks, 1949
http://www.life.com/hdgallery/67131/image/ugc1000352/the-75-best-life-photos#index/17
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http://www.life.com/hdgallery/67131/image/ugc1000352/the-75-best-life-photos#index/46
Sophia Loren: Photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1966
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Sophia Loren..is napoletana,warm-hearted, beautiful woman, a strong character … sensual.
Ingrid, I loved her very much, ethereal, fragile, a lily …
My name is Ivana, Sara is my daughter, I got the address to which mail
because I like its name!!
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mille grazie for your statements, Ivana …
P.S.: mio due nipoti chiama…: Zeno et Enea
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🙂 important names…
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Margaret Bourke-White
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Bourke-White
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http://www.gallerym.com/artist.cfm?ID=17
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http://www.lkwdpl.org/wihohio/bour-mar.htm
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Alfred Eisenstaedt
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Eisenstaedt
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http://www.gallerym.com/artist.cfm?ID=16
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http://www.lumas.de/pictures/alfred_eisenstaedt/in_der_spaghetti_fabrik/
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ein(e) sich verlierende(r) beruf(ung) — redakteur — eine wichtige aufgabe, für andere auf- und vorbereiten…
(ohne sich selbst aufzudrängen…)
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great photo Frizztext, nice!
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I like the coloring of the typewriter and it does look like my old one too. 🙂 TY!
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the lighting is exceptional. great photo, as always!
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I think I learned to type on a typewriter like this back in the early 60s! I am quite sure one of my minister great-uncles used a typewriter like this to write his sermons! But I am sure I never saw all the tones in the keys then as I do now in this incredible photo!
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Old typewriters are wonderful, aren’t they, F.T.?!
Fantastic image, sir!
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Photographs most definitely but where is all the written correspondence for analysis by social scientists and philosophers?
Your typewriter glows with dusty beauty!
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many photos of Bourke-White are about mass phenomena – a good analysis came by Franz Kafka or ELIAS CANETTI, Karl Jaspers or Martin Heidegger. I tried to picture it with:
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