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Three Amish boys make their way back to
the train during a smoke stop. 2:15pm, Culpeper, VA.
Fernando Gomes
Photographer
Fernando Pereira Gomes travelled for three days by trains from New York to
Seattle, in search of the “other” America. By documenting the rural towns and
broken dreams of those traveling west, Gomes pieced together a portrait of the forgotten
majority.
Super Bowl I, Jan. 15, 1967 Kansas City
Chiefs vs. Green Bay Packers in Los Angeles
Walter Iooss Jr.
for Sports Illustrated.
Beyonce’s maternity photoshoot.
Awol
Erizku
Iceland,
2013 Sébastien Van Malleghem
After his friends began
telling him his work was too dark and aggressive, Malleghem booked a ticket for
Iceland. He had this to say about his experience.
“I was on a small island where nothing happened and where
there was nothing to photograph,” he says. “I just started photographing what I
thought was beautiful. I just took photos and didn’t think about what I’d do
with it. And that made me happy.”
President playing with his daughter who
is in an elephant costume.
Pete
Souza-The White House
Bowie's Thin White Duke persona, smoking
a Gitanes
cigarette,1976.
Andrew Kent
Bowie celebrates his birthday and the end
of the Isolar
tour at L’ange
Bleu in Paris with (from left to right) Iggy Pop, Romy
Haag, Coco Schwab, and Pat Gibbons. Andrew
Kent
Bowie reading in bed at L'Hotel
in Paris. Andrew Kent
Kent
travelled around the globe with Bowie during his Isolar tour in support of
the Station to Station album in 1976. Kent’s pictures capture not
only the showman in public, but the rare private moments of solitude and
candidness of the young ever-morphing Bowie.
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