Ten years ago, photographers James and Karla Murray began documenting the unique storefronts that define New York as a wonderfully diverse place to live. After a decade had passed, the pair went back to the same locations, only to sadly discover that many of the charming family-owned stores had been pushed out and replaced by large chains, banks, and generic businesses. The Murrays documented these rapid changes with side-by-side photographs compiled in a book entitled Store Front: The Disappearing Face of New York.
Like damn.
Well this hurts to see
Aviator Bessie Coleman, ca. 1922
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some of you have never been chased by a merciless farm animal as a child and it shows :/
find me this guy
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Taraji P. Henson photographed by Robbie Fimmano for InStyle Magazine (January 2019)
Capitalism kills art
Quite honestly so true I teared up reading this lmao
life is an all-you-can-eat buffet and i am a vegan with gluten intolerance