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I wrote my first email to Jon Savage in March of 2009 asking if he ever thought about turning his book Teenage into a film.
I wrote my first email to Jon Savage in March of 2009 asking if he ever thought about turning his book Teenage into a film.
Austin based photographer Ilana Panich-Linsman offers up a beautiful and candid look into the sometimes cloistered emotional and social world of teenage girls with her series Fifteen.
Editors Note: This is the first in a series of posts on London teen culture, past and present, to celebrate our UK premiere at the BFI London Film Festival Oct 10-13.
Ilse Bing, known as “The Queen of Leica” was an avant-garde photographer and pioneer of monochrome images, born in 1899 in Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany.
Portraits of teenage girls by American photographer, Frank Eugene (1865-1936), who started taking photographs at the age of fifteen.
Collected photographs of young women of Morocco during the 1930s and 1940s.
This photograph of a probably newly married, Ouled Naïl Algerian girl was taken (by Lehnert and Landrock) in 1905.
Forest nap, Berkeley, 2003. Photographs by Lise Sarfati.
Solemn class portraits from young adults c. 1900s in Kentucky, reading, writing, arithmetic, knitting and embroidery.
Photographs taken of the Cornett family of Eastern Kentucky in 1964, by a 28 year old William Gale Gedney.