photography

"Some people collect stamps, others (old) store fronts."

This is a second attempt (see first one here) to grasp the absurdity of these two interlinked ideologies without showing dead bodies or fighting armies.

This is a second attempt (see first one here) to grasp the absurdity of these two interlinked ideologies without showing dead bodies or fighting armies. Instead, I used some rarely published photographs that I find extremely fascinating. British sailor removing the leg irons off a slave, late 1800s.   Ku Klux Klan at the carnival in Canon City ,1925.   World's Highest Standard of Living...

Some rare photograhps that reflect the absurdity of these two concepts without showing dead bodies or fighting armies.

This is an attempt to grasp the absurdity of these two interlinked ideologies without showing dead bodies or fighting armies. Instead, I used some rarely published photographs that I find extremely fascinating. Farmers waiting for the opening of a slave fair in St. Louis, Missouri (1852). Flogged slave showing his wounds (1863). Slave torturing devices. The collar may have been used to prevent him...

The Jungle Tram. I wonder where this could have been taken. And the rest...  

A great graphic demonstration of the invisible pain caused by verbal abuse.

"A three-month-old Sumatran tiger cub named Bandar reacts after being dunked in the tiger exhibit moat for a swimming test at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C." See the rest here.

Kids with guns in the US telling what they are afraid of. Well, I am afraid of them...

Some really light photography from the world of balloons.

You look just like your mother. It must be genetic.