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Totally agree, as long as the African nations that sold their people are also held responsible and the Middle Eastern traders pay too... -
shingle replied to the thread [Misc] A thread full of Iconic photos.aahhh i wondered when Martin Parr was gonna turn up (y)
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Arguably one of Cartier-Bresson’s most famous photos. He popularised 35mm photography, defined the phrase and practice of capturing “the... -
As was I - to my shame. As others have said this is a great thread. I had no idea Wembley was built in such a 'rural' location (#159)...
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shingle replied to the thread [Misc] A thread full of Iconic photos.An image by British photographer Tom Stoddart. A Sudanese man takes away a grain sac from a starving child.
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16 yr old German “soldier”. Captured by U.S. troops after being forced to fight in Hitler’s futile total war.
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I went to a talk by Steve McCurry and was a bit disappointed by his methods, while appreciating his honesty. There's no denying the...
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shingle replied to the thread [Misc] A thread full of Iconic photos.You're not alone in this Happy Exile. Many people have said the same thing.
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I always found these photos by Jacob Riis fascinating. New York slums in the 1880's.
