Jan 29
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A celebration of growth and abundance captured in 1940s Kaohsiung, Taiwan. On August 5, 1940 (Showa 15 / 昭和十五年), little Nami (南美) posed for her second birthday (Man nisai / 滿二才) alongside her family and their remarkably towering home-grown bananas (Ie no Banana / 家のバナナ). This portrait, printed by the prestigious Tabata Photo Studio (田端寫真館), stands as a tender record of a thriving household and the simple, monumental pride of a backyard harvest.
Photo by Ed Roseberry. This 1952 shot of the New York City skyline, taken from the RCA Building, won Roseberry a national award and got a two-page spread in Photography Magazine.
found some old photos that never made it here, so i guess this is a good place to start.
Look what I found! Vintage snap of a cutie after all-you-can-eat! 😅🐷💓
Two Men, ca. 1885
By Unknown U.S. Photographer—Held by The International Center of Photography in New York City.
What even is identity though.