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This is quite a story, a Chicago nanny who shot street photography in her spare time but never sought recognition or publication died recently and would have stayed unknown, but John Maloof bought a box of her negatives at an auction, and the story starts from there. Have a watch…

Also there's a blog: http://vivianmaier.blogspot.com

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This is really a great video.
If you're not familiar with the Sartorialist, it's a blog out of NYC that focuses on everyday fashion, a photographer who roams the streets to find people dressed in great ways.

Check it out here:
http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/

Of particular note: check out the video technique at the end of the video of projecting still images on buildings/bridges as they are driving around.

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Hemes Viral finger skate video:

Ollie flip on mini selle Steinkraus // Flip back lip on Etrivière belt // Pop shove it 360 over Funk hat // Ollie flip front switch manual on Plume mini bag // Nollie late double flip on Constance micro bag....

Rider & Director: Alexis Milant

see more at http://lesailes.hermes.com

Another set of vintage design, this time its illustration based magazine cover art and ads from MagazineArt.org. Most of their collection is from the late 1800's trough 1950, but there are a few from the sixties. As always I'm just scratching the surface, the ad section is fantastic.

Lots more after the jump

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Factory Records founder Anthony H Wilson died in August 2007. Just over three years later, a memorial headstone designed by Wilson's long-term collaborators Peter Saville and Ben Kelly was unveiled in The Southern Cemetery in Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, Manchester.

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Print for the Kitsune Noir Poster Club is my interpretation of Herman Melville's classic novel, Moby Dick.

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Looking back through old bookmarks I found a link to Project C-90, but it was dead. So some searching ensued and I found 2 versions of it, one Russian, and one German (.de domain anyway). The German one has a much better UI, so that's where all these are linked to. Enjoy.

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As a good follow up to the last post, I was looking for Reel To Reel tape box designs and stumbled accross Phantom's Reel To Reel Tape Recorder OnLine Museum, via I'm Learning To Share. To quote "One metric butt-load of vintage audio ads and photos"; and there are, I've only scratched the surface.

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From the great collection at Hi-Fi Literature.

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I just realized that last post was number 3001. Crazy.

From the ever fabulous Sabadabada.
Many more to see on his site, also be sure to check out the music section for vinyl rips of classic Brazilian music.

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Many more to be found at VP Racing

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Possibly the world's largest online collection of phone books -> Go take a look

This set is edited down from Spine Out's collection

Never a link out, just something to see

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