“Porch life” is a term social historians have applied to the gathering of family; neighbors and friends which took place regularly during fair weather on the verandahs or front porches of many of America’s homes around the turn-of-the-century. Such use of porches was a strong tradition until after World War II. —From Porch Swings to Patios
#Look3 continues. Pictured here, Friday Evening Projection offered range of images curated by the photography editors at TIME Magazine: Isadora Kosofsky, Stacey Kranitz, Myles Little and the photographers from “Inequality in a Time of the 1%,” Kristen Luce, Michael Marcelle, Christopher Morris, Laura Morton, Landon Nordeman, Stuart Paley, Thomas Prior, Emanuele Satolli, Mike Sinclair, Gaia Squarci, Gabriele Stabile, Peter van Agtmael, and others. This the tabula rasa, one of my favorites.
