Amercan Collection

Canada - Ojibwa Girl cleaning the catch
The Ojibwa is the largest group of Native American peoples north of Mexico. They are equally divided between the United States and Canada

Lodge pole pines - Yellowstone NP - USA
GET-1457 Lodge pole pines Yellowstone NP - USA Geoff Trinder Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Sylvester Stallone, Actor in a photo shoot for The Daily Record in 1982. Sylvester Stallone is most famous for his role as Rocky, in the series of boxing themed films. Picture circa 1st June 1982

Iggy Pop (USA singer) performing at The Reading Rock Festival, Little Johns Farm, Reading, England, on Friday 23rd August 1991. Iggys birth name is James Newell Osterberg, Jr

Iggy Pop (USA singer) performing at The Reading Rock Festival, Little Johns Farm, Reading, England, on Friday 23rd August 1991. Iggys birth name is James Newell Osterberg, Jr

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"Capturing the Essence of 'Amercanness' Across Borders and Time" In a land where borders blur, the spirit of "Amercanness" transcends nations. From the vast wilderness of Canada to the iconic Yellowstone National Park in the USA, this caption takes you on a journey through diverse glimpses that define American culture. Immerse yourself in Canadian heritage as an Ojibwa girl delicately cleans her catch, embodying centuries-old traditions passed down through generations. The connection to nature and respect for its bounties are at the core values. Lodgepole pines stand tall against the backdrop of Yellowstone National Park, reminding us of America's commitment to preserving its natural wonders. These majestic trees symbolize resilience and strength – qualities deeply ingrained in Amercan identity. Step into 1982 with Sylvester Stallone during his photo shoot for The Daily Record. This legendary actor represents determination and ambition, reflecting an unwavering belief in achieving dreams – a quintessential trait associated with Amercans. The electrifying energy radiating from Iggy Pop's performance at The Reading Rock Festival captures another facet of Amercanness: unapologetic self-expression through music. With every note he belts out, Iggy embodies rebellion and freedom - hallmarks that have shaped American counterculture throughout history. As we witness Iggy Pop's repeated performances at Little Johns Farm, it becomes clear that repetition is not mundane but rather a testament to perseverance - yet another characteristic synonymous with Amercans. His relentless dedication mirrors their unwavering pursuit of excellence in all endeavors. From coast to coast, across time and space, these snapshots encapsulate what it means to be "American. " It is about embracing diversity while cherishing shared values such as respect for nature, determination towards success, rebellious creativity rooted in freedom, and an unyielding spirit that never gives up on dreams. This is the essence of Amercanness.