Johnti’s Inspirational Photographers

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Lunch atop a Skyscraper, distributed by Acme Newspictures, September 1932.

Original caption: "While New York's thousands rush to crowded restaurants and congested lunch counters for their noon day lunch, these intrepid steel workers atop the 70 story RCA building in Rockefeller Center get all the air and freedom they want by lunching on a steel beam with a sheer drop of over 800 feet to the street level. The RCA building is the largest office building in terms of office space in the world."

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One of my absolute favorites: the man behind the photograph “Lunch atop a Skyscraper”September 20, 1932.

Taken 850 feet above the ground during the construction of Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, New York City.

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Henri Cartier-Bresson. Running boy, Puebla, Mexico , 1963.

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Vincenzo Balocchi. Two Men Walk on a Little Street in Florence

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James Dean in Times Square, photographed by Dennis Stock, 1955

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Claude Renaud, Paris 1963

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nge Morath. Chang An Avenue. Beijing. China. 1978

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Willy Ronis. Bollène, France, 1954

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Tom Palumbo. Woman on bicycle holding umbrella, 1950

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Ferruccio Ferroni. Ballerini (Dancers). 1954

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Unknown Photographer. Wentworth Street, London. 1970s

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James Jarché, Southwark, London. 1930s

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Mario De Biasi, Park Avenue, New York, 1964

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David Moore. Street in Stepney with power station, London. 1950s

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John Collier. Grand Central Terminal, New York City, October 1941