But the scene in New York, in Chicago, and in homes across the country - and around the world - was the greatest moment of collective joy I have ever witnessed - and experienced. The revolution is always a party. Bill Cunningham, the New York Times fashion photographer was there for it And he knows style when he sees it. Here is his photo-essay.
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Thanks, George, for posting this! I'd missed it - and I'd missed the excitement - sitting in front of my tv till the wee hours. Wonderful how well Cunningham caputures the excitement....
Bill Cunningham has a great eye. He has been wandering around New York with his camera for the past 50 years.
We have a neighbor - Susan Sermoneta - who is a fine and prolific photographer who does what Cunningham says he is too shy to do: get up close and personal. Below is a post "Crossing the Street" which links to Susan's Flickr site. Check out susansermoneta.com
If you search for Bill Cunningham in the search box on the NYTimes.com you will get his index page.
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