I didn't know about André Kertész until I came across this link about an hour ago.
I liked these photographs, especially the way everyone looks absorbed into the words they are reading – whether it's a boy reading the cartoon strips sitting on a pile of newspapers; or, a university girl slumped on a couch, reading and (it seems) absent-mindedly toying with a ball-point pen; or, a circus performer taking a break in the dressing room, lying on his (or her?) stomach and reading a paperback; or, an old man carefully scrutinizing a book from what seems like a second-hand book sale on the pavements; or, a young man enjoying a book, quietly, sitting on stool, beside a big window and a few cramped dormitory beds, possibly while all other inmates are out – all these, an ode to the act of reading.
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the pictures are absorbing, can we use them (on the page it doesn't say copyrighted or anything)
@Wasmi: I'm not so sure that they can be used. Those are most likely to be copyrighted. But then, it probably depends how you might want to use them. I guess, there will be restrictions on commercial use.
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