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Ed van der Elsken
Ed van der Elsken
@EdvdElsken@mastodon.ozioso.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
The image is a black and white photograph featuring the portrait of an individual, presumably named Ed van der Elsken. The person appears to be a young boy with wet hair, suggesting he may have been outside in rainy weather or engaged in some activity that got him soaked. He has stubble on his face and visible acne scars, which could indicate adolescence. His smile is wide and playful, displaying uneven teeth. He's wearing what looks like a dark plaid shirt over another garment with a high collar. The background shows an urban street scene filled with elements typical of European cities in the mid-20th century: bicycles parked along the sidewalk, pedestrians walking by, cars on the road, and architectural buildings that have windows visible. The setting seems busy yet organized. There's also some foliage to one side which adds a touch of greenery. This photograph could be capturing an everyday moment from Ed van der Elsken’s life or work as suggested by additional information indicating it might relate to YAZU!, possibly referencing his connection with the photographer Kazuo Nakamura, known for documenting Japanese youth culture. The image is likely part of a larger collection showcasing different aspects of urban life during that era. It's important to note that Ed van der Elsken was actually an internationally acclaimed Dutch street and documentary photographer rathe [...]
The image is a black and white photograph featuring the portrait of an individual, presumably named Ed van der Elsken. The person appears to be a young boy with wet hair, suggesting he may have been outside in rainy weather or engaged in some activity that got him soaked. He has stubble on his face and visible acne scars, which could indicate adolescence. His smile is wide and playful, displaying uneven teeth. He's wearing what looks like a dark plaid shirt over another garment with a high collar. The background shows an urban street scene filled with elements typical of European cities in the mid-20th century: bicycles parked along the sidewalk, pedestrians walking by, cars on the road, and architectural buildings that have windows visible. The setting seems busy yet organized. There's also some foliage to one side which adds a touch of greenery. This photograph could be capturing an everyday moment from Ed van der Elsken’s life or work as suggested by additional information indicating it might relate to YAZU!, possibly referencing his connection with the photographer Kazuo Nakamura, known for documenting Japanese youth culture. The image is likely part of a larger collection showcasing different aspects of urban life during that era. It's important to note that Ed van der Elsken was actually an internationally acclaimed Dutch street and documentary photographer rathe [...]
The image is a black and white photograph featuring the portrait of an individual, presumably named Ed van der Elsken. The person appears to be a young boy with wet hair, suggesting he may have been outside in rainy weather or engaged in some activity that got him soaked. He has stubble on his face and visible acne scars, which could indicate adolescence. His smile is wide and playful, displaying uneven teeth. He's wearing what looks like a dark plaid shirt over another garment with a high collar. The background shows an urban street scene filled with elements typical of European cities in the mid-20th century: bicycles parked along the sidewalk, pedestrians walking by, cars on the road, and architectural buildings that have windows visible. The setting seems busy yet organized. There's also some foliage to one side which adds a touch of greenery. This photograph could be capturing an everyday moment from Ed van der Elsken’s life or work as suggested by additional information indicating it might relate to YAZU!, possibly referencing his connection with the photographer Kazuo Nakamura, known for documenting Japanese youth culture. The image is likely part of a larger collection showcasing different aspects of urban life during that era. It's important to note that Ed van der Elsken was actually an internationally acclaimed Dutch street and documentary photographer rathe [...]
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@Twelvebarblues@ieji.de  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
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