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We are watching an extraordinary financial meltdown accompanied by changing consumer behaviour and the impact of the Internet now that it has become part of everyone’s life. I'm recording this perfect storm in words and pictures.
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The Great Depression is remembered by those old black and white photos of people standing in line at soup kitchens.
Today’s resource-short media does well with sound bites but does not record such life at street level. So I am recording this perfect storm in pictures and observations.
The changing signs of desperation at retail and warehouse level tells it all -as does the stress of people’s faces. So you will find it here.
All photos apart from ones from the earlier depression from national archives are mine - and you are free to use yourself. But if you have any photos you take that you would be happy to share here I would welcome them at the email recessionblog at Gmail.com I hope you enjoy this record of this incredible era.
Today’s resource-short media does well with sound bites but does not record such life at street level. So I am recording this perfect storm in pictures and observations.
The changing signs of desperation at retail and warehouse level tells it all -as does the stress of people’s faces. So you will find it here.
All photos apart from ones from the earlier depression from national archives are mine - and you are free to use yourself. But if you have any photos you take that you would be happy to share here I would welcome them at the email recessionblog at Gmail.com I hope you enjoy this record of this incredible era.
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