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We're using cookies to improve your experience. Click Here to find out more. Mashable Mashable Asia Mashable Australia Mashable France Mashable India Mashable UK Sign in Like Follow Mashable see more  > Search Video Entertainment Culture Tech Science Business Social Good %span=t "header.nav.more" More Channels Video Entertainment Culture Tech Science Business Social Good Company About Us Licensing & Reprints Archive Mashable Careers Contact Contact Us Submit News Advertise Advertise Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Cookie Policy Copyright Policy Apps iPhone / iPad Android Resources Subscriptions Sites Job Board Social Good Summit Like Follow Follow Share Tweet Share What's This? Botnik's take on a new Harry Potter book. Image: botnik studios By Kellen Beck 2017-12-12 19:24:09 UTC ...

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1908-1917 Bicycle messengers Tykes on bikes. by Alex Q. Arbuckle November 1910 "George Christopher, Postal Tel. #7, 14 years old. Been at it over 3 years. Does not work nights. Location: Nashville, Tennessee." IMage: Library of Congress In 1908, the progressive National Child Labor Committee hired Lewis Hine, a New York sociologist and photographer, to document the exploitative working conditions of child laborers in dozens of occupations, from mining and manufacturing to farming and newspaper selling. Hine crisscrossed the country over the course of a decade, sneaking around employers to photograph and interview children about their hours, compensation and general treatment. Among the many workers he captured were bicycle messengers in several southern cities. Most of the messengers worked for telegraph companies or drug stores and spendt exhaust...

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c. 1946 The New York subway, by Stanley Kubrick Shots by a 17-year-old Kubrick, for 'Look' magazine by Chris Wild Image: Museum of the City of New York "I think aesthetically recording spontaneous action, rather than carefully posing a picture, is the most valid and expressive use of photography," Stanley Kubrick said. Maybe the statement wasn't earth-shaking, but it startled me. The boy who said that had turned 19 a week ago. MILDRED STAGG, "CAMERA", 1948 Image: Museum of the City of New York In 1946, Stanley Kubrick, then aged only 18, took these photographs of the New York Subway and had them published by LOOK magazine.  He photographed for the magazine from 1945 to 1950. According to Helen O'Brian, head of LOOK's photographic department, Kubrick generated the highest number of published articles of any photographer she had worked with. ...

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