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Very well done. My favorite is the image of the kid chipping away at the Berlin Wall and then having it gone when he's older. Things can drastically change in a
by sanderson1 15y ago
Very well done. My favorite is the image of the kid chipping away at the Berlin Wall and then having it gone when he's older. Things can drastically change in a lifetime (or a quarter of a lifetime)
- robflynn 15y agoI hate to simply chime in with an "I agree," but that specific image achieved a verbal "Oh, Wow" from me. Awesome.
- dredmorbius 15y agoOne, in my case, that was delayed a few moments while I tried to grok why the second photo obviously wasn't taken in the same location as the first ... and then ... oh, it was. The lives that wall divided.
- mirkules 15y agoNot sure if anybody noticed, but the picture of Patrick B (the kid/man inside the box) has stamped on it "Berlin West" in 1982 and simply "Berlin" in 2011. I also love how the author kept the proportions of the images almost identical, except in cases where she wanted to convey a sense of growth. For example, the doorway (Fer, Buenos Aires) and the book "Crude Black Molasses" (Alexandra, Paris). The opposite is true in pictures such as Patrick B (the box has to be bigger to accommodate a man), and Evan in NY).