Archive for June, 2008

I’m Voting Republican

Published by Douglas Levere on June 18, 2008 in Uncategorized. 0 Comments

What 2,485 Days Looks Like

Published by Douglas Levere on June 14, 2008 in art, cameras, cities, graphic design, photo and photography. 0 Comments

I just love seeing photos that tell stories in pairs. There is so much to consider here. Read the story below.

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photos: Max Gerber

a few weeks ago dylan’s mother called me to say that everyone wanted to do an update to our mirror picture from 2001 that’s in the hearts book. it turns out dylan and his family were going to be visiting mario in camarillo on memorial day and we took that as a perfect opportunity to duplicate our previous efforts. it’s funny to see the difference – amazing, and funny and strange…

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RFK Funeral Train

Published by Douglas Levere on June 2, 2008 in New York, Uncategorized, book, cities, culture, photo, photography and politics. 0 Comments

RFK funeral train

An extreemly moving audio and photo piece about photographer Paul Fusco’s trip on the Robert F. Kennedy funeral train to carry his body to Washington DC. The images will be part of an exhibition “R.F.K. Funeral Train— Rediscovered,” at Danziger Projects in New York from June 6 to July 31. His book, “R.F.K.,” will be published by Aperture in September.

From the New York Times.