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Elliott Erwitt's strange and sublime city photos (via Ephemeral New York)
Paris-born photographer and filmmaker Elliott Erwitt has captured scenes all over the world. But his New York photos, dating from the 1940s to the 2000s, come off as especially poetic, showcasing the pathos and isolation inherent in modern city life. … Continue reading
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Escape 3
If you hid here during a game of Ghosts in the Graveyard, Manhunt, Freeze Tag or Hide-And-Go-Seek you would be easily found. If you hid here to dig in the dirt by yourself, stay out of the sun or avoid … Continue reading
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