This slideshow of black-and-white snowmen photographs were taken by David Lynch in the early '90s, in the suburbs of his hometown of Boise, Idaho.
In 2007, a book of his snowman photos was released to accompany his Cartier Foundation retrospective, The Air Is On Fire. Leave it to Lynch to capture snowmen in such a compelling way. His shadowy photography makes them look like ghosts and spirits and has a similar feeling to his film, Eraserhead.
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These stunning color photos, created with autochrome, date back to 1903. These photos aren't newly-colorized. Autochrome was a technique patented by the Lumiere brothers in 1903—a painstakingly slow and pricey… READ THE REST
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