Today from News in the 1910s. I guess this must be the odd choice of the bunch, but I find this blurry image of unknown, motion-blurred illumination on Riverside Drive in New York City really moving and mysterious. This photo, which consists of almost nothing but the capture of century-gone, momentary light, is a reminder that everything is fleeting, spinning and transitory.
At Top: Riverside Drive Illumination, George Grantham Bain Collection, Glass Negative
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