An amusing look at America's heartland

[Admin]

Gary Gladstone, a former corporate photographer, offers us a whimsical look at small-town America in Portraits from the Heartland.

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Direct link to Portraits from the Heartland (http://www.american-journal.org/index.html)

[CT]

LOL Some great stuff there. Love this one..

"What you wanna go to Aintree fer?"

http://www.american-journal.org/issue8/bitterend.jpg

[Hoodi]

oh man :D

[Marcel]

Direct link to Portraits from the Heartland (http://www.american-journal.org/index.html)

There are some great shots on there, inparticular this one (http://www.american-journal.org/issue8/featurepage11.html)

http://www.american-journal.org/issue8/gas.jpg

[Hoodi]

That's probably why it's the cover shot too, Marcel :D

The dialogue is chucklesome, too ~ so I've ordered the book :thumbs:

[Messiah Khan]

oh man :D

Jealous of the hirsuteyness in that picture Hoodi.:p :lol:

[Hoodi]

Not really, just chucklin' at the images & dialogue in general!

edit : okyesiam :(

[cjnicolai]

That's good stuff. I can't tell you how many people I know that would fit right into that project. For instance (if she were still alive) my Grandma Mud.

(Grandma Mud got remarried late in life to Chuck Davis, who was supposed to be quite wealthy. After they got married, she discovered he was both mean and broke, at which time she told my mother that she'd be called Mud before she was called Davis......)