A Picture Says 1,000 Words - Page 108

On January 13 2015 02:07 fruity. wrote:
One way up it reads 'art & science', the other way 'philosophy'.

Photo of a true samurai, ca. 1866 by Felice Beato. A year or two after this photograph was taken, the samurai were abolished.

Two German soldiers wearing captured British overcoats in a trench they had recently captured containing the bodies of British and German dead near Chemin Des Dames, France, 1918.

Secret Service agents walk on both sides of President Theodore Roosevelt's carriage during his inauguration on March 4, 1905. He was the first President to be provided Secret Service Protection.

German soldiers, captured by Americans, react to footage of concentration camps, 1945.

Onlookers react to the explosion of Challenger, January 28, 1986.

Ukrainian soldiers.

Afghan women attending university in 1967

Afghan women being taught biology

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Man holds his dog that passed on due to smoke inhalation. Picture was taken just after firefighters brought her out.

Jupiter and moons in the glare of moonlight.

Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping applauds as President Jimmy Carter stands behind a podium at the White House, Washington, D.C. on January 29th 1979.

Widely considered the photo that changed the face of AIDS: A father comforts his son, David Kirby, on his deathbed in Ohio. Published in LIFE magazine, November 1990.

Revelers recover from New Year's Eve 1940 celebrations on the steps of Grand Central Station in New York.

Spanish Republican troops in action on the Aragon Front, 1938.

Members of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade in 1937. On the left is Oliver Law, the first African-American to command white troops.

Springtime in San Joaquin, California - 1942 - by Anthony Stewart for National Geographic.

On March 26 2015 09:49 Psychonian wrote:
is stealthblue the only one that posts in this thread now lol