Related tags:
photography + (187)
photos + (107)
art + (65)
History + (47)
vintage + (27)
images + (18)
pictures + (17)
Africa + (16)
Flickr + (15)
brokenlink + (14)
nyc + (14)
photo + (13)
newyork + (13)
war + (13)
architecture + (12)
gallery + (10)
animals + (9)
photographers + (9)
journalism + (9)
portraits + (9)
science + (9)
photojournalism + (8)
maps + (8)
Japan + (8)
blog + (8)
america + (8)
travel + (8)
england + (7)
Fashion + (7)
london + (7)
nature + (7)
photograph + (7)
videos + (7)
news + (6)
photoshop + (6)
India + (6)
flash + (6)
china + (6)
california + (6)
books + (6)
blackandwhite + (6)
americana + (6)
Russia + (6)
space + (6)
stories + (6)
Afghanistan + (5)
earth + (5)
Culture + (5)
cats + (5)
ephemera + (5)
paintings + (5)
NASA + (5)
magazine + (5)
tumblr + (5)
video + (5)
photoessay + (4)
photoblog + (4)
newyorkcity + (4)
life + (4)
iraq + (4)


Users that often use this tag:
netbros (51)
nickyskye (41)
Gator (20)
plep (15)
anastasiav (13)
hama7 (9)
madamjujujive (9)
OmieWise (8)
peacay (8)
jonson (7)
Kattullus (6)
Rumple (6)
crunchland (5)
klangklangston (5)
Gamblor (4)
winna (4)
Astro Zombie (4)
zarq (4)
chunking express (4)
MiguelCardoso (4)
grumblebee (4)
mathowie (3)
matteo (3)
srboisvert (3)
languagehat (3)
carter (3)
digaman (3)
dersins (3)
tellurian (3)
ocherdraco (3)
filthy light thief (2)
fearfulsymmetry (2)
cashman (2)
katillathehun (2)
funambulist (2)
infini (2)
cerebus19 (2)
WCityMike (2)
acb (2)
Mitheral (2)
jack_mo (2)
nthdegx (2)
taz (2)
dobbs (2)
jokeefe (2)
Orb (2)
lagado (2)
riffola (2)

A collection of pictures of mailboxes in the western US - part of the Fife Collection of Western U.S. Vernacular Architecture, which also includes quilts, murals, tree bark graffiti, fences, gravestones, and festivals, and other examples of folklife and material culture visually recorded by folklorists Austin and Alta Fife. [more inside]
posted by carter on Mar 14, 2013 - 3 comments

Dsicipline, Strength, Beauty, Youth 'Bodies in Formation' is a wonderful exhibition of photographs and ephemera, that illustrates Soviet-era mass gymnastics displays in eastern Europe. Via plep.
posted by carter on May 23, 2004 - 7 comments

360 photographs of Allied-occupied Japan after World War Two, taken by anthropologist John W. Bennett, arranged in portfolios with comments by Bennett and links to large images, such as hotel umbrellas drying in the sun. The exhibition includes selections from Bennett's journal and letters with his first impressions of Japan. Portfolios include views of Tokyo, children in the park, women of the night, traditional architecture, and Japanese resorts.
posted by carter on Apr 11, 2004 - 5 comments