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Houses, built in concentric circles, make up a section of Sun City, Arizona, USA. When the development opened on January 1, 1960, the event attracted a crowd of more than 100,000 onlookers and the “futuristic development” was featured on the cover of Time magazine.
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First autumnal sunset in Hyde Park.
andy.gittos posted a photo:
A blazing inferno Sunset above Wembley Stadium. Shot from Gladstone Park.
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The last time I stood atop Primrose Hill, disappointed with the quality of my skyline shots, I decided to turn around and photograph the photographers and onlookers instead. This time, again disappointed with my city shots, I focused on the sunset.
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In May of 1870, Thomas Child was hired by the Imperial Maritime Customs Service to be a gas engineer in Peking (Beijing). The 29-year-old Englishman left behind his wife and three children to become one of roughly 100 foreigners living in the late Qing dynasty's capital, taking his camera along with him. Over the course of the next 20 years, he took some 200 photographs, capturing the earliest comprehensive catalog of the customs, architecture, and people during China's last dynasty. On Thursday, an exhibition of his images will open at theSidney Mishkin Gallery in New York, curated by Stacey Lambrow. In addition, descendants of the subjects of one of his most famous images, Bride and Bridegroom (1870s), will be in attendance.
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