One in 8 million is a collection of moments in image and sound brought to us by nytimes. A quick glimpse into the inner world of some real characters. From the singing waitress to the Bus-Depot barber.
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These are great. It's still hard to beat a good B&W portarit
What a great idea and series!
These are great pictures! I love the way photgraphy can capture the incidental and everyday moments. There is an Australian photgrapher very prolific in the 1930's-1950's, Max Dupain, that captured these moments so well. I look forward to checking out more pics.
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