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Shot! Photos Volume IV: Grandma’s Lampshade

SHOT! is Flashbak's home for fingers over lenses, severed limbs, missing heads, misfires, bad crops, oddly ...

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In Search Of Happiness In Disneyland 1983

"After I finished photographing my ‘LAX’ series, I thought of places that had that beautiful ...

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15 Photos Of Fifth Avenue, New York, In The 1970s

I’m a native New Yorker and still live in the City, writes Robert Iulo. In ...

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Paul Strand: Seeing The Blind (1915 – 1954)

Strand took many of his photographs using a decoy lens on his camera, duping the subject into thinking he was photographing something else. ...

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A GI’s Stunning Photos Of My Tho, Vietnam In 1969

My number had come up with the draft before my Jan 1968 graduation from Fresno ...

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Gorey Be Damned: Sticky Nightmares Drawn On Post It Notes

'When I have time I draw Monster drawings on sticky notes. It's a little window into a different world made on office supplies' - John Kenn Mortensen ...

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Dr Reed Bontecou’s Stunning Pictures Of Wounded Civil War Veterans

How do we see war veterans of war? In the US Civil War (1861-1865) Dr ...

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Joseph Faber’s Freakish Talking Head Haunts Uncanny Valley In 1846

In August 1846, Joseph Faber, a German-born scientist and mathematician, stood in London's Egyptian Hall. Punters ...

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Sybille II: Watch An Artist’s Tribute To Zits Erupting Like Creatures In A Jacques Cousteau Film

In 1999, Wim Delvoye released the experimental art film Sybille II, in which he captured shots ...

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Charles Bukowski’s Letter To The Man Who Helped Him Escape Slavery To Become A Full-Time Writer

In 1969, at age 49, Black Sparrow Press publisher John Martin made him offer: quite your job and I'll pay you $100 a month for life to write. ...

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The Pauli Effect: How Einstein’s Brilliant Successor Accidentally Destroyed Everything

"Wolfgang Ernst Pauli (25 April 1900 – 15 December 1958), one of the founders of ...

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The ‘Schoolkids’ Oz, Soho, and the Downfall of the ‘Dirty Squad’

For over 200 years Soho has had a racy reputation. Prostitution, for instance, was relatively ...

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