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71 photos and 2 illustrations tagged laughter, from 14 members of Flickr Commons.

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Conjurer entertaining children

  • jamica1 said:
    That youngster in the middle is wearing something that looks suspiciously like a Guy Fawkes mask.

Helen Johnson

  • luciano lópez said:
    • hi!, I´m the LOMOGRAFIAR group administrator www.flickr.com/groups/lomografiar/ I would like to be part of the community, invite your LOMO contacts, upload your photos and participate in the forums • the community is also in www.lomografiar.ning.com • enjoy!

Friend of a motor transport section placed in position by the roadside in France

  • puertaespacio said:
    Que buen compilado de fotografìas, es grato para las personas que ven estas imàgenes tener al alcance el invaluable registro de este momento històrico. Gracias... lo digo por todas las fotografìas de la galerìa.
  • Silverframe said:
    I agree, extremely life-like and shows signs of damage or decay. Disturbing indeed would be the use of a human head or upper torso, of a person clearly not known to these soldiers but reminiscent of Chaplin in appearance. Of course, purely conjecture, but body parts and gore littered areas of battle around a wide area of the Front so perhaps this was a find that was hideously impaled on a pole. If so, it would not only indicate the state of mind of these particular men after witnesssing the level of carnage common during WW1 but the fact it was recorded photographically and the 'friend' was erected as a display for a wider audience is sombre testament to the desensitising of human peception and morality in times of conflict.