Description
Discover 'Snapshots 1971–77', a captivating collection of lost memories gathered from the streets of America, particularly San Francisco, during a tumultuous era. This unique book features images salvaged from a dumpster, showcasing the raw essence of American life captured in fleeting moments. The brainchild of Michael Lesy, who treated these discarded photographs as vital relics of an archeological dig, the book encapsulates historical snapshots that speak volumes about society during the 1970s. With powerful photographs that echo the chaos of the Vietnam War and the haunting legacy of the Manson Family, each image is a poignant reminder of a time filled with hope, turmoil, familial bonds, and societal shifts. 'Snapshots 1971–77' is more than just a visual journey; it's an exploration of cultural materialism, lawlessness, and unwitting humor found in everyday American lives. Published by Blast Books and formatted in a beautiful hardcover edition, this book is perfect for enthusiasts of American history, photography, and those looking to understand cultural nuances of the past. Immerse yourself in a treasure trove of nostalgia and witness how Lesy's meticulous eye transforms random snapshots into a profound narrative about the complexities of society during the '70s. Get your copy of 'Snapshots 1971–77' today and experience a compelling time capsule that captures the essence of an unforgettable decade.