T.L Gardner

03/26/2016

In the summer of 1945, Stanley Kubrick, many years before he was the acclaimed director of Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and A Clockwork Orange, had a series of photographs published in LOOK magazine, a competitor to LIFE. He was just 16 years old. Thus would begin a relationship with th…

03/09/2016

03/08/2016

A look back at a groundbreaking photo essay that revealed the realities of the conflict

02/29/2016

Photographer Jim Lo Scalzo explores sites central to the development of American atomic warfare.

02/26/2016

I have always enjoyed driving through Paris, and even stopping for a visit.  It’s a quaint little town with lots of personality.  Businesses occupy antiquated buildings that surround the squa…

02/25/2016

Unapologetically celebrating what is arguably America's true national pastime: watching TV

02/22/2016

http://www.popecountyswap.com/arkansas-nuclear-one-a-history-in-pictures/

02/20/2016

LIFE.com looks back at a classic Alfred Eisenstaedt photo from 1950

02/20/2016

Photos from summer camps for grownups in the late 1950s: art colonies and workshops where college students and full-blown adults honed their artistic chops in the great outdoors.

02/20/2016

LIFE.com remembers the too-short life and brilliant, violently truncated career

02/19/2016

LIFE.com presents pictures of Hemingway and the unsettling, untold story behind the making of the photos

02/19/2016

https://mentalfloss.atavist.com/the-photographer-who-captured-americas-dark-side

The Photographer Who Captured America's Dark Side—and Changed an Entire Nation's Image of Itself