More photos of bus travel, taken in 1943.  Bus trip from Knoxville, Tennessee to Washington, D.C. Girl baggage clerk loading newspape...

Esther Bubley’s Documentary Photography: Buses, Boardinghouses, and Afterthoughts - John Edwin Mason: Documentary, Motorsports, Photo History

Fans of photography are discovering that a “slender, soft-spoken unobtrusive, curly-haired Midwestern Jewish girl,” as journalist Melissa Fay Greene calls Esther Bubley, was one of America’s most sensitive camera artists from the 1940s onward. Greene’s “The Photographs of Esther Bubley” from D. Giles Limited tells how Bubley was born in Wisconsin in 1921 to a...

The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company commissioned photographers Russell Lee and Esther Bubley to document the social and economic impact of the railroad. Lee photographed these women railroad employees at a repair shop in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Download free image of Washington, D.C. An art class at Woodrow Wilson High School. Sourced from the Library of Congress. by Library of Congress (Source) about paper, book, face, person, and art 12241537

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Waiting At The Station, photograph by Esther Bubley. Hinsdale, Illinois, 1948.

Union Station, Chicago. Photo by Esther Bubley, 1948.

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Washington, D.C. Instructor in a health education class at Woodrow Wilson High School Names Bubley, Esther, photographer Created / Published 1943 Oct. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2017862472/

Washington, D.C. Sally Dessez, a student at Woodrow Wilson High School, playing a tennis match Contributor Names Bubley, Esther, photographer Created / Published 1943 Oct. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2017863099/.

October 1943, when students observed military Cadets from Woodrow Wilson High School of Washington D.C. Esther Bubley for the Office of War Information. From Shorpy. Colorized by Jean-Marie Gillet (Colors of the Past)

Washington, D.C. A student demonstrates how to make a bed in a homemaking class at the Woodrow Wilson High School Names Bubley, Esther, photographer Created / Published 1943 Oct. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2017862516/.

Washington, D.C. Sally Dessez, a student from Woodrow Wilson High School, waiting for a bus. From church, she went to the tennis court to play off a school match Contributor Names Bubley, Esther, photographer Created / Published 1943 Oct. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2017863117/.

Washington, D.C. Servicemen using the laundry facilities in the sub-basement of the United Nations service center. It is not necessary to engage a hotel room in order to use these accommodations Contributor Names Bubley, Esther, photographer Created / Published 1943 Dec. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, .

In July 1943, Esther Bubley trained her camera on the faces of spectators massed in Washington DC to watch the parade to recruit civilian defense volunteers. Some sat on the statue to Major General Winfield Scott Hancock, the bronze at Pennsylvania Avenue and 7th Street that honors the Civil War general who successfully repelled … Continue reading "Watching them Watching the Parade To Recruit Civilian Defense Volunteers – Washington DC, 1943"

"when you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes.but when you photograph people in black-and-white, you photograph their souls." - ted grant a carefully curated selection of rare vintage photos, with feeling, by mezzaluna.me. header photo credits: brassai, getty images, esther bubley, inge morath, luis castaneda. all photos posted here are the property of their respective copyright holders presented for 'non-profit educational purposes' within the 'fair use' terms. they may be used on other sites for non-commercial use, but only if clearly credited to the photographer/ copyright owner and mentioned mezzaluna.me. those caught reposting/ stealing will be reported. thank you, for respecting the art and the artist.