http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/boundforglory/
Very interesting exhibit at the Library of Congress online.
Awesome pictures! somehow when you look at the pictures in black and white they seem so distant, like ages ago. Add a little color and it reminds you that it was only 60 years ago, and if you didn't know better some of those could seem like contemporary pictures. Truly remarkable!
Very cool.
"Worker at a carbon black plant". Sunray, Texas, 1942:
http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/boundfor...ges/bg0055.jpg
Wow, those pictures are amazing. Thanks for sharing.
I like the color and composition of this one.
http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/boundfor...ges/bg0043.jpg
This was one of my favorites.
What do you like about it?
He likes the hot chick. Except she's 85 now.
Actually, it's the yellow plane.
Like Manumania said up there, it's just hard sometimes to think about life other than those black-and-white pictures you've seen.
IIRC, that also took place in Corpus according to the cutline.
I'd hit it.This was one of my favorites.
The correct verb tense is past subjunctive: "I'd have hit it."
Maybe not.
Those are beautiful pictures.
If the intended verb tense is conditional, then my response is "Ewww."
It is hard to picture life during the depression.
These really help! Thanks for the link.
I love visiting museums.
Does this one look off to anyone else?
Off?
I don't see it. What do you mean?
Stunning pictures.
I think I might go to the Pie Town Pie Festival next September.
Those are impressive. Awesome find, Joe.
Who says you can't be hot at 85?
Very Cool
These pictures have been Ted Turnerized!
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