The drivers and stories behind the most iconic track

A lot of history has been achieved with 99 games and over 100 years at the Indianapolis circuit. The only quiet time of this track in May was during World War II.

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For the 100th run of the Indianapolis 500, photographer Andrew Hancock used some of the past to commemorate this famous game. Expired Polaroid Type 55 Large Format 4 x 5 In a small part of the inventory, Hancock took a portrait of a driver around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and this week before the game started. The drivers placed their ideas on the truck, which made them feel special and felt victorious.

Using an outdated movie (Polaroid ceased making instant movies in 2008), and the production of large formats requires a lot of expertise and little luck. Due to limited supply, each frame is important, so the driver does not accept more than four exposures. Some frames are missing due to bent metal clips on the film, others are not exposed, and as chemicals have lost viscosity over the years, many people apply the entire film to the developer Is not ...

What is left is not only emphasis on history but also emphasizes today's drivers who are preparing to fight first in 100 games of Indianapolis 500. A portrait that transcends a unique era and a legend of life It is a set of interviews with the driver.

As a driving force, we often celebrate what is happening in the ecosystem and give meaning to the story behind it. Every start-up company or entrepreneur has a story that you are not open to the public, but what happens behind the scenes is often the most valuable information. There is the possibility of first meeting young entrepreneurs, but initially it is necessary to follow the learning curve or face a difficult time and stand up again as a prominent example of progress and success. This is the beauty that follows the efforts and challenges of other entrepreneurs.

This is one of the most representative companies in the United States: Ben & Jerry's. As Brad Edmundson reveals, models of socially responsible enterprises can not necessarily expect the benefits of employees, customers, and communities to outweigh the interests of shareholders. There are bumps on the way. An amazing but real story on how penguy Eastern European immigrants established a joint fruit company helped to design President Guatemala's murder and became one of the world's richest people It was. It is Samuel Zemrey's efforts to shape some stories known as "Banana Republic".

In order to celebrate the day when Andy Warhol was born (born in 1928), we have found that it is appropriate for the review of one of his most iconic works - the story of 32 Campbell Soup Jar in 1962 Timing - I thought it would be. This is an interesting story about Phaidon Focus iBook for Mac and iPad. It is also featured in Andy Warhol 's unparalleled Raisonné directory. Warhol reviewed his career and insisted that Campbell's soup can is his favorite work. "You should finish Campbell's soup and keep on doing this ... everyone draws one picture." It is a symbolic image of the artist 's career, an important transition from painting to hand - painting. In the year when pop art emerged as the main Art Nouveau, his two paintings can be included in the landmark Sydney Janis Gallery exhibition, "New Reality List".