Snapshots

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lookout outlook

It is not easy to put the right interpretation on Spinoza’s desire for independence. He wished to think and to live nothing other than the truth […] He was not concerned with his own person. This man,

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30 Hauntingly Beautiful Vintage Photographs of People With Vintage Photographs

Ever take a photograph with a photograph in it? Collector Robert E. Jackson has dipped into his outstanding archive to share 30 examples of just that. “There are so many good photos I have in this sub

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resistless restless

Any advance into new territory is always attended by certain dangers, for the pioneer has to rely in all his undertakings upon the equipment he happens to take with him. […] the pioneer must always be

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Here To There : A Businessman’s Photos of Life On the Road

“You don’t know whether it’s your intuition or something beneath the level of your conscious perception, but a tiny bell goes off in your head and you listen to it” – Clark Winter In a long career in

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the same river

No age is satisfied with itself; young men think of the future as more ideal than the present, old men the past. —Jean Paul Richter (School for Aesthetics, trans. Margaret R. Hale, p. 56 (§21))

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The USA’s Stars and Stripes In Found Snapshots

O say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave – The Star-Spangled Banner “I have decided to do a post which recognizes that next month our beleague

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All At Sea With Bobby and Patsy In The Merchant Navy, 1960s

“Shoreside people as we call them, their attitude was probably old-fashioned. At sea it was always live and let live” – Anything Goes at Sea: A Gay Seafarer’s Memoir by Michael Rudder Meet Bobby and P

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Bend it Like Grandma: 27 Vintage Contortion and Acrobatic Photos

In this album of found photos of contortions and acrobatics, Robert E. Jackson shows us people bending both professionally in circuses and sideshows, and getting bent out of shape for fun. We meet Les