Why some Great Depression photos were punched full of holes

'Killed' photographs The American Great Depression — excised. Alex Q. Arbuckle 1930s The photos look just like the most famous FSA images of Depression-era America. Laborers with weathered faces stare into the distance, sharecropping families stand on splintered porches and rag-clad children play in the dust. But each picture is haunted by a strange black void. It hangs in the sky like an inverted

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1930年代、FSAが収集した南部の惨状を写した写真の数々とそれにパンチで穴をあけたロイ・ストライカーの罪