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LIFE magazines.
i don't really know why but this picture really hits me hard. years of life for display on the walls of some man's anitique store. its a bit sadd actually.
Frank Zappa in his Los Angeles home with his dad, Francis, his mom, Rosemarie in 1970.
Photo: John Olson
From www.life.com/arts-entertainment/life-with-rock-stars-and-....
The US Woman Essay: American Woman's Dilemma- A dilemma that plagues that modern working woman in balancing personal aspirations, household and work. (Photo via Life Magazine)
This building was located just off the 106 exit of I-30 between Malvern and Benton, Arkansas. It was burned to the ground about two week ago (June 1, 2008) to make way for some type of business. It was featured in a LIFE MAGAZINE article in the 1940's because it was covered in flattened tin cans some of which can be seen near the roof and on the left hand side of the photo. This is a piece of American (and Arkansas) history which has been lost forever.
It's fair to say that the late model Naomi Sims (1948-2009) had really arrived when she appeared on the cover of the October 17, 1969 edition of Life magazine for a cover story about a generation of black models taking center stage - a phenomenon of black women dominating the modeling profession, which would have been unthinkable a decade earlier.
When Ms. Sims posed for the cover of Life, she wore her hair pulled back and tied in an intricate ponytail that was wrapped in a curl and draped across her neck. This AI image undoes her hair and has it draped down either side of her face and on her bare shoulders.
Had she left her hair undone like this, Life would have sold twice as many copies of this issue.