fotografia

25 photos tagged fotografia, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.

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Hyman Lapcoff, 1526 Fourteenth St., N.W., Washington, D.C., a ten year old newsie from a good family, carrying a heavy load of newspapers quite a distance. … [Washington (D.C.), District of Columbia] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 10 older comments, and then…
  • Jim Hair said:
    Lewis Hine continues to inspire.
  • Beth said:
    Thank you for the background information. 1912...an image like this makes you wonder what became of him: did he become a politician, successful businessman, shop owner, did he fight, and possibly die, in WWI?
  • Andrew Wertheimer said:
    Happy birthday Flickr LC! Great image!
  • Jim Hair said:
    Beth you can look him up. Short story: He was responsible for protecting children with new labor laws, worked for the Red Cross in Europe in WW1, died in obscurity
  • Hemeroteca Digital | Portugal | Old magazines & newspapers said:
    Fantastic picture!!!

Flooded shop and houses at Townsville, 1946

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    FLOOD IN TOWNSVILLE GREATEST IN MEMORY: DAMAGE MANY THOUSANDS Water 15 Ft Deep In Parts TOWNSVILLE, March 5.-Residents of 60 years stated that the flood in Townsville was the greatest in memory, affecting areas previously regarded as above any possibility of flooding. The damage done by the flood in the city will run into many thousands. It is not possible to make a close estimate of the damage until the flood waters recede, as many houses in the Hermit Park area are still submerged. Some householders lost the greater part of their furniture, which was swept out of their houses. Officials, however, estimate the damage at £200,000 in the city area. In parts of South Townsville, the water was as high as 15 ft. above the road level. The Causeway Hotel, on the bank of the Ross River, had 30 inches of water over the bar counter. With inches of silt and other flood deposits in their homes, many residents of suburban areas of Townsville today were unable to obtain town water with which to clean their houses. The water shortage has been caused not by any damage to the weirs, but by the submersion of the pumps which line the bank of the Ross River and which have been in water, mud and silt. The wet motors of the pumps will have to be replaced with dry motors before pumping can be resumed. The city is still without gas, which is not expected to be avail- able until Wednesday. Source: Morning Bulletin,06 Mar 1946 trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/56393192

Portrait of small barefoot boy on a wooden ladder

from Powerhouse Museum

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  • jdl_deleon said:
    nice pose
  • Blue Mountains Library, Local Studies said:
    What an image!
  • amparogue said:
    This beautiful B&W seen in

    B&W The Art of Photography (Post 1 Comment 1)
  • Full Snow said:
    Gorgeous image!

    The portrait just jumps at you...
  • imajen photography said:
    my fave! this boy is the cutest thing ever!