Wonderful Color Photographs of the USA from the 1950s-1960s

Outside Memphis, Tennessee. 1960.

New York City. 1958.

Galveston, Texas. 1961.

Walker, KY. 1965.

Reno, Nevada. 1960.

Carriage in Central Park. New York City. 1958.

Helena Rubinstein Beauty School. New York City. 1958.

East Village. New York City. 1965.

St. Mark's Place. New York City. 1965.

Ghost town. Goldfield, NV. 1960.

Hollywood. California. 1959.

Reno, Nevada. 1960.

One armed bandits. Reno, NV. 1960.

New York City. 1957.

Vintage Photos of New York City Street Scenes in 1975

A brilliant computer engineer by profession, a fountain designer by fame, Nick DeWolf was a most prolific amateur photographer, capturing the 20th century existence through decades and continents. Lucky for us, a dedicated archivist from Seattle has been tirelessly digitizing his photographs. As DeWolf’s Flickr collection nears 50,000, let’s take another nostalgic little trip through 1975 New York City via reel #66. See anti-war and anti-pornography demonstrations in Times Square, Yakuza films playing on 42nd Street, teeming bookstores, adult magic shows, Central Park pigeon feeders, Chinatown children, and a few fabulously dressed ladies strolling though Midtown in our slideshow.

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Helen Sobiralski Plays With The Human Body For Her Series ‘Teint’

Berlin-based photographer Helen Sobiralski works with a focus on conceptional stagings, fashion photography and portraits.
She created the series 'Teint' during her studies of communication design. Her intention was to let human bodies interact with each other with the help of nylon tights so that they seem to merge into one figure. Through the interplay of skin tones, light and shadow, Helen Sobiralski develops a sculptural, dance-like hybrid creature.

All images © Helen Sobiralski

Proper Vintage Porsche 356 Color Charts

  
This Porsche 356 Color Chart is rather seductive. Little bit of auto creative inspiration for this New Years Day. Really liking the circular ‘infographic’ style graphic on the front page, quite rad.
Found via http://design-is-fine.org

“A good tpyeafce mkaes ahnytnig eeisar to raed” Type Poster in Helvetica

Seen this very cool poster for the typemusueam.org floating around the interwebs for a while, but never seen a ‘quality’ version of it, with each instance of it being small and highly degraded.

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#PHOTOGRAPHY - Issue 12

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