Film Negative Collection
"Capturing Life's Negatives: A Glimpse into Washington, D. C. In 1942" In the heart of Washington, D. C
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"Capturing Life's Negatives: A Glimpse into Washington, D. C. In 1942" In the heart of Washington, D. C. , a mother lovingly prepares her children for a neighborhood birthday party, as captured by Gordon Parks. The Frederick Douglass housing project becomes a backdrop for an intimate moment between a mother and her daughter, frozen in time by Gordon Parks' lens. Peering through the doorway of his home on Seaton Road, a young boy stands with curiosity and innocence amidst the bustling city of Washington, D. C. , as seen through Gordon Parks' eyes. Laughter fills the air near the Frederick Douglass housing project as boys engage in a spirited game of leapfrog - an image forever preserved by Gordon Parks' film negative. Auxiliary police gather at their weekly meeting in Washington, D. C. , showcasing their dedication to keeping their community safe during this pivotal year of 1942 - immortalized by Gordon Parks' photographic talent. Seeking respite from summer heat under the refreshing spray of a community sprayer at the Frederick Douglass housing project; moments like these are etched into history thanks to Gordon Parks' film negative. Within Franks cleaning and pressing establishment lies an artist at work - capturing not just clothes but also stories within his camera lens; possibly one such tale is revealed through this photograph taken by Gordon Parks in 1942. Johnnie Lews Chinese laundry comes alive on Monday mornings in bustling Washington, D. C. ; its vibrant energy encapsulated forever within this frame crafted by photographer extraordinaire - Gordon Parks. Unveiling religious objects and an improved altar within bedroom walls speaks volumes about faith and devotion during challenging times; witness this sacred scene brought to life through another masterpiece from Gordon Park's collection depicting Washington, D. C. 's spiritual resilience in 1942.