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Photos from 1960s and 70s NYC
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
New York photographer Oscar Abolafia took over 300,000 photographs that captured the city in the 1960s and 70s. He's worked for 35 years as a photographer for Time, People and Look magazines.
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I spotted a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye in your collection on the slideshow. It's inspiration whenever I see it as it is the only camera I use. [These are from a previous Leonard Lopate show (guest hosted by Alice Rhee) http://www.wnyc.org/slideshows/henderson/8] Did you use it, and if so, for what kinds of photos? Many thanks to you and to Leonard. ejh
to Oscar Abolafia,
as a devoted b&w street photographer of a dozen years, I want to thank you for your heartfelt documentation of our strange and beautiful world; perhaps in these subjective participatory impressions, we may remember how the daily fabric of humanity fits into the bigger picture of society. Thank you!
any chance I could visit and view from the archives? I would consider it a great honor and education, to keep the fire burning.
po, nyc
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