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Iraq, 2006. A soldier rides a donkey in Nineveh, Iraq. The wary inhabitants of the isolated village had never seen an American patrol, and asked what country they were from. They served sugary tea to the soldiers but otherwise interacted sparingly. The troops took turns riding the donkey and posed for pictures holding lambs. In the Bible, Nineveh is described as a wicked city. God sent the prophet Jonah to preach there, and its inhabitants repented. God decided to spare the city. Photograph by Peter van Agtmael/Magnum. More, “Peter van Agtmael Receives the 2012 W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography,” TIME Light Box blog (October 17, 2012).
The sexual tension was palpable with these two.
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This is awesome. Los Angeles was such a cool place in the 40s.
(via Travel: My Father’s Color Images of Southern California in the 1940′s « the MacroChef)
This picture almost makes it look like a real city.
The Story of the Giants - Shaun Tan
A print of this would be great but the tradeoff is that it would haunt my dreams
Quite possibly the hairiest Russian sailor ever. Masha the bear, North Sea cadet, sometime in 1943 by S. Shymanski.
Possibly, but not definitely.
As long as I live, no woman will ever be as sexy as Marion Ravenwood.
And she will always be young and never appear in Crystal Skull
