The other day, I was watching a documentary about photographer Thomas Hoepker. A big part of the documentary dealt with his work photographing Muhammad Ali in 1966, a really interesting account to hear. The work he does interests me, and inspires me to take more photographs myself. In the documentary, a few images that I've posted below stuck with me. The one from Harlem is incredible, pure gold dust!

"Children playing in the spray of a fire hydrant on a hot summer day" in Harlem, New York City, August 1983 (image via):

Trabant in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin (East), 1976 (image via):

"Young people relax during their lunch break along the East River while a huge plume of smoke rises from Lower Manhattan after the attack on the World Trade Center", Brooklyn, New York City, September 11, 2001 (image via):

The 9/11 photo became a bit controversial, so I good read is Slate's pieces "It's Me in That 9/11 Photo" and "I Took That 9/11 Photo"