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White Trash Uncut
A mainstay document of Punk
Divine and John Waters, ph by Christopher Makos
The Way We Wore
Black Style Then
1978, Newark, New Jersey. Douglas Says
Photographer’s Paradise
Turbulent America 1960-1990, Photographs by Jean-Pierre Laffont
Amarillo, Texas / May 7, 1977. “Cadillac Ranch” is an art installation created in 1974 and consists of a row of old Cadillacs set in a field alongside a Texas highway. Driving past, I was so impressed by the beauty of it that I stopped and took photographs. I did not know it was art—it was simply majestic. In 1997 the installation was moved two miles to the west. The Cadillacs are still visible from the highway.
Coco Chanel
Three Weeks/1962
Coco Chanel, page 135, Photo by Douglas Kirkland
A Respect for Light
The Latin American Photographs 1974-2008
Cotton candy, San Angel, México, 1981
The Centre Cannot Hold
In the right spot at the right time
Two young marauding males flehmen responding (the action of testing females’ estrus cycles using the Jacobson’s Organ). Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya
Christopher Makos. Everything
The Black and White Monograph
Michelle Loud, Mohave Freeway, 1976
Tattoos Hornets Fire
A doorway to an intriguing and unexplored Sweden
Tattoos Hornets Fire
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