Untitled (Man and Woman)

William Eggleston

Untitled 1974

William Eggleston

Untitled 1974

William Eggleston

Trick or Treat

William Eggleston

Winston

Winston, William Eggleston, 1983-86

Rejoined

William Eggleston: this and this

Untitled, 1970

Untitled, William Eggleston 1970. From Chromes.

Untitled, 1970

Untitled, William Eggleston, 1970

Untitled, 1972

Untitled, William Eggleston, 1972

Untitled, 1970

Untitled, William Eggleston, 1970

Untitled, 1970

Untitled, Wiliam Eggleston, 1970

Untitled, 1970

Untitled, William Eggleston, 1970

Untitled, 1971

Untitled, William Eggleston, 1971

Untitled, 1970

  Untitled, William Eggleston, 1970

Greenwood, MS, 1972

Untitled (Naked T.C. on Couch) Greenwood, MS, William Eggleston, 1972

William Eggleston Self-portrait

William Eggleston (self-portrait), early 1970s

Sally Mann Self-portrait

Self-portrait, Sally Mann, 1974

Primary Time

Primary Time, Bas Jan Ader, 1974 (stills from video)

In Search of the Miraculous (One Night in Los Angeles)

From In Search of the Miraculous (One Night in Los Angeles), Bas Jan Ader, 1973

The remains of his boat

”In search of the miraculous began in 1973 when Dutch-born sailor Bas Jan Ader documented a nighttime walk through Los Angeles, from the Hollywood Hills to the ocean. On the resulting eighteen black-and-white photographs, he wrote out the lyrics to The Coasters’ song Searchin’. Wishing to continue his journey, he decided he would next make a trans-Atlantic voyage in a one-man yacht, concluding with another nighttime walk, this time through Amsterdam. In April of 1975, as a prelude, Ader exhibited In Search of the Miraculous at the Claire Copley Gallery, Los Angeles. For this exhibition, Ader recorded some of his University of California, Irvine students singing traditional sea shanties, which was played with an accompanying slideshow. All three segments of this project — the Los Angeles works, the sea crossing, and the walk in Amsterdam, were to be presented at the Groningen Museum in Holland later that year. On July 9, 1975, Ader set sail from Cape Cod. Remnants of his boat were found off the shore of Ireland, but Ader was lost at sea.” 

Image from here, story from here.