Another year came and went.
I am still here. I didn’t post often last quarter. I have just been quite busy. There is always an expectation that after you haven’t posted a while, the new post have to be long, thoughtful, better, etc. That was a daunting task. Especially now that the blog is nearing its fifth birthday, and I have pretty much covered and retreaded a lot of topics.
This blog has always been about history as much as it is about photos. My interpretation of recent history will chafe a lot of hardcore academics but popular history as a genre exists for a reason.
Lastly, a journalist based in Montevideo has requested to translate some of my work on IP into Spanish. Thomas Lyford-Pike has done a great job and now you can read Fotos Icónicas in Spanish here (Although I suspect you don’t really need to, since you are already reading this in English!) I guess it is a good thing that photoliteracy is reaching a wider audience.
That’s all for now.
Iconic Photos 
Thanks for your blog. It’s always good.
Keep sending us stuff 🙂
Post a little, post a lot, I’m here for the duration. Always fascinating.
This is an interesting blog! “History samehow can repeat” says my college history teacher.
Good thing you’ve find someone to translate into Spanish as I have think of that my self for sometime but never came out (maybe too busy 🙂
Great blog, keep on rocking and greettings from Madrid
Dear Alex:
When is your book coming out? I love the blog, and learn so much from it. Thank you for your work on this. It is significant.
Peace and good things,
Timothy Dombek+
It’s great to have it available in spanish as well. I have been following you for some time now, and always share your photos (I administrate the fb page of a Photography Galery in Querétaro, Mexico), but most of our followers don’t speak english.
Great blog, always filled with interesting stuff. (:
Jason Hope
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