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This is the journal of

Geebird & Bamby

, a venture by two guys who like modernism, especially in Photo- graphy, Design and Architecture

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Feb
21st
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“Los Angeles, Portrait of a City” (2009), book with over 500 images visually documenting the history of Los Angeles. Slideshow provided by TIME magazine.

“Los Angeles, Portrait of a City” (2009), book with over 500 images visually documenting the history of Los Angeles. Slideshow provided by TIME magazine.

Feb
11th
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While many U.S. cities worry that their economies are deteriorating to the level of the 1930s Great Depression, New York City fears reliving a more recent decade that features strongly in city lore.
Reuters about a return of the 1970s
Jan
19th
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“Roadside America” (2010), new photographic book by John Margolies

“Roadside America” (2010), new photographic book by John Margolies

Jan
15th
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“Monsters and Marilyns” (2009), flickr set by Artist Jesse Lenz

“Monsters and Marilyns” (2009), flickr set by Artist Jesse Lenz

Nov
2nd
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Trailer for the documentary “Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson” (2008)

Sep
7th
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United Nations Headquarters (1950, New York City) by Architect Wallace Harrison

United Nations Headquarters (1950, New York City) by Architect Wallace Harrison

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My late life was ruined […] by the German Bauhaus and its groups of friends who have had a disastrous effect on American architecture.
— Wallace Harrison
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“The U.N. Building” (2009), the Photography of Ben Murphy, available as book

“The U.N. Building” (2009), the Photography of Ben Murphy, available as book

Aug
31st
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Disneyland in 1956 (a year after the opening) from Jeff Altman, filmed by his grandfather on a Bell & Howell Filmo using 16mm Kodachrome film stock, 2K transfer.

Aug
26th
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The Kennedy brothers Robert F. Kennedy (1925 - 1968), John F. Kennedy (1917 – 1963) and Edward “Ted” Kennedy (1932 – 2009) in Palm Beach, Florida, 1957

The Kennedy brothers Robert F. Kennedy (1925 - 1968), John F. Kennedy (1917 – 1963) and Edward “Ted” Kennedy (1932 – 2009) in Palm Beach, Florida, 1957