American Tenants by Russell Lee, 1937 Aircraft I've learned a great deal

I've learned a great deal more about the process of colorization and so I've taken to slowly remastering my entire back catalogue

It's hard to conceive what it must have been like wading into oncoming enemy fire

of the 116th Infantry Regiment

and without their efforts

For the rest of the day frustrated Typhoon pilots waited for orders that never came

American Tenants by Russell Lee, 1937 Aircraft I've learned a great dealABOUT THIS PHOTOGRAPH I cannot help but think Russell Lee either shot the Landers at an opportune moment, or simply staged the tenant farmers to resemble Grant Wood's seminal painting American Gothic, painted less than a decade earlier though separated by half a day by car, Wood's location of the iconic couple is only a state away in Iowa. In Lee's close photograph of the Landers', husband and wife wear a contemporaneous version of farmers' clothing,