Glowing noir

Mote Drive, Fresno, California 1991 from the Approaching Nowhere series

Leave the lights on

The disappearing neon of the American roadside

Abandoned Places

Abandoned Places by Henk van Resberge

Melon mousse

Weight Watcher's Recipe Cards From 1974

The plush beneath your feet

Carpets for Airports

Ever since the dawn of time man has separated himself from the lifeless earth beneath him with carpets.
Nowhere has this renunciation of man's transience been more joyous or uplifting than in the medium of airport carpets.
From Santiago to Sydney, from Bishkek to Boston, the airport carpet sings out its inviolable song, a sign of man's refusal to go drably into that dark night of international travel.
Such aesthetic intimacy, poetry and passion, has for too long gone unnoticed by the modern traveler.
Until now.

Who's your daddy?

Dads are the Original Hipsters

These Americans

These Americans: American Art, History and Culture Through Pictures

Polaroid Collection