Our Sunday Best: The Crossroads of the Eye and the Heart: Show Your Cards; Throw Your Doubt Upon The Table (A Small Epilogue)
We look up.
Somehow, we chose a path.
Our Sunday Best: The Crossroads of the Eye and the Heart: Where the Eye and Heart Meet— Gordon Parks (Part 4)
It is August 1942. Gordon Parks has been in Washington D.C. for less than a month.
Our Sunday Best: The Crossroads of the Eye and the Heart: The Mysterious Majesty of Walker Evans (Part 3)
It is June 1936. Hale County, Alabama. Walker Evans hotfoots down a dirt road that is bent like an old pin.
Our Sunday Best: The Crossroads of the Eye and the Heart: (Intermission, and a Breath)
There is a problem with history that cannot be fixed. The problem is that history itself is not a fixed idea.
Our Sunday Best: The Crossroads of the Eye and the Heart: Dorothea Lange and the Humble Truth (Part 2)
Dorothea Lange stands in her studio that morning in 1933 with a wary eye on the street.
Our Sunday Best: The Crossroads of the Eye and the Heart: Objectivity, Photography, and the FSA (Part 1)
Today, you and I stand upon a rock that looks over the years of 1935 to 1944. The hour is dark. I am scanning the landscape trying to find the best trail through this intense time in the history of photography.
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