I never really thought about what the great depression would have looked like in color. It always just seemed appropriate for it to be a still shot in black and white. The contrast, the starkness, the bleakness, that was the depression. This Plog post [here] shows a different picture. It contains an archive of rare color photos taken between 1939 and '43 and, despite some of the subject matter, seems to cheer-up the depression a bit.
What do you think?
Daniel and I have been playing with photobooth, here are some of the pics:
Contemplative Cyclops
The Andy Warhol Effect
Why the long face?
Not too happy.
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And here's one of Daniel crying... okay, it's kind of mean, but it's really funny (he was both tired and upset that his face was so ugly):
Just wanted to post a quick snapshot of the Crum family in Fall garb. I am so happy this season is finally here.
Being replaced must feel really bad. Football players (and all athletes for that matter) experience this as do factory workers, cleaning ladies, McDonald's employees and all other jobs that can be performed by robots. What is even worse than being replaced by a robot is not knowing that you've been replaced. I just stumbled across these pictures from the eccentric, eclectic collection at The House of the Rock. Sorry Andrew, it looks like you were replaced 100 years ago by this automatic violin machine (a steam-powered robot?... that sucks!).
This organ is not automatic, but it does look really sweet!
Here are some more great pics.
Here are some more pictures of Daniel, sorry it has taken so long to post these... our camera is broken so taking new pictures is kinda hard.
