PIC of the day

[Ben in LA]

This young lady right here.

[martin48]

Having a splash

[The Piper]

[dancingo]

Nice GG

[sukumvit boy]

High tea.

[Ciffer]

That dude all the way on the right is holding a bottle of liquor. Lol. Those were the days.

[martin48]

Picture taken on September 20, 1932 and was intended to look like a natural break during the construction of the RCA Building, which forms part of the Rockefeller Center.
The image of the 11 workers perched on a beam 69 floors above Manhattan eating lunch, sharing banter and lighting cigarettes is one of the world’s most reproduced.

The image was a publicity effort by the Rockefeller Center. It seems pretty clear they were real workers, but the event was organised with a number of photographers.
It is Corbis Images’ biggest selling historical image and tops other iconic historical photographs in the Corbis catalogue, including those of Albert Einstein and Martin Luther King.
The original negative of the photograph is stored in a temperature-controlled facility under Pennsylvania’s Iron Mountain.

[martin48]

Nice pairing

[martin48]

Another pairing

[trannypornjerker]

Elle Alexandra and Kendra James