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landlessness:

Larry BurrowsMrs Ngo Dinh Nhu fires a .38 for the first time, Tan Hoa Dong, South Vietnam, 1962

landlessness:

Larry Burrows
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu fires a .38 for the first time, Tan Hoa Dong, South Vietnam, 1962

(Source: emptythreats)

melisaki:

Dorfstraße, Berka, Thüringen, DDR
photo by Werner Mahler, 1977

melisaki:

Dorfstraße, Berka, Thüringen, DDR

photo by Werner Mahler, 1977

jonnodotcom:

Eve ArnoldA brothel in the Red Light District in Havana1959
Eve Arnold 1912-2012 (via NYT)

jonnodotcom:

Eve Arnold
A brothel in the Red Light District in Havana
1959

Eve Arnold 1912-2012 (via NYT)

jesuisperdu:

dr. ernest ceriani following the loss of a mother and child during childbirth, 1948, w. eugene smith


I remember seeing this reprinted in LIFE as a kid, and feeling so overwhelmed by its power.

jesuisperdu:

dr. ernest ceriani following the loss of a mother and child during childbirth, 1948, w. eugene smith

I remember seeing this reprinted in LIFE as a kid, and feeling so overwhelmed by its power.

(Source: thealmightysadi, via monamade)

landlessness:

Larry BurrowsMrs Ngo Dinh Nhu fires a .38 for the first time, Tan Hoa Dong, South Vietnam, 1962

landlessness:

Larry Burrows
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu fires a .38 for the first time, Tan Hoa Dong, South Vietnam, 1962

(Source: emptythreats)

(Source: spiegelschrift)

(Source: indigoasmodel)

melisaki:

Dorfstraße, Berka, Thüringen, DDR
photo by Werner Mahler, 1977

melisaki:

Dorfstraße, Berka, Thüringen, DDR

photo by Werner Mahler, 1977

jonnodotcom:

Eve ArnoldA brothel in the Red Light District in Havana1959
Eve Arnold 1912-2012 (via NYT)

jonnodotcom:

Eve Arnold
A brothel in the Red Light District in Havana
1959

Eve Arnold 1912-2012 (via NYT)

jesuisperdu:

dr. ernest ceriani following the loss of a mother and child during childbirth, 1948, w. eugene smith


I remember seeing this reprinted in LIFE as a kid, and feeling so overwhelmed by its power.

jesuisperdu:

dr. ernest ceriani following the loss of a mother and child during childbirth, 1948, w. eugene smith

I remember seeing this reprinted in LIFE as a kid, and feeling so overwhelmed by its power.

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