Natasha Trethewey's poem recounts that the moon landing and all its promise did not erase strife
War movies were one of the most popular genres and in this photo George Melford directs "The Boer War" in Brooklyn
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Manhattan Skyline Size:11" x 14" Natasha Trethewey's poem recounts thatNew York, New York: It has been sung about, cursed at, dug under, built up and photographed more than any city in the world. The man behind the camera on this night Sept. 20, 1962 was Sam Falk, who had more than 20,000 photographs published in over 40 years at The Times. He had been everywhere, from the Arctic to the tropics, and had been up in jet fighters and down in nuclear powered submarines. But his favorite subject was always New York. Sam Falk,