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“Yes,” said the Indiana Zephyr, “what is the moral of the story?” (He/him; Ohio, USA)
Berkeley Breathed in a 1988 The Comics Journal interview, a year before Dilbert premiered.
This thread largely (but not exclusively) focuses on Park's fashion photography, but the man's documentary photography is incredible. Quite possibly the best American photographer of the 20th century. Here's "Untitled, Alabama, 1956", from a series of photos for LIFE: high.org/exhibition/g...
As always, Jeremy Peters and the NYT think some random history professor who has assigned CLR James is "elite" and doctrinaire, but a man like Elon Musk is too complex too describe politically. (Note also which "critics" are allowed to "say" without getting contradicted by Peters.)
Heck, I'll do one for #BatmanDay. Tim Sale of "The Long Halloween", one of my favorites.
Saw the 4K remaster of "In the Mood for Love" tonight; since the moments I remember are so still—Leung smoking in room 2046, Cheung holding her glass as she looks out the window—I had forgotten how much lateral camera movement WKW/Doyle/Ping-Bin use. Immaculate film. Heartbreaking as always.