Fine Print: Dance of the Flaming Coke. Pittsburgh, USA, 1955 Abbas Eugene Smith documented the heroic

Eugene Smith documented the heroic efforts of a black nurse midwife

a project whose title is inspired by the witch of Slavic folklore

community centers

providing a fascinating documentary of the making of a movie and an intimate portrait of three of the most famous film stars of all time

starting to use Kodachrome film

Fine Print: Dance of the Flaming Coke. Pittsburgh, USA, 1955 Abbas Eugene Smith documented the heroicAfter W. Eugene Smith quit LIFE magazine in 1954, he shot more than 11,000 photographs of Pittsburgh from 1955 1957 for a book celebrating the citys bicentennial. Smith documented every corner of this vibrant industrial metropolis the most comprehensive visual chronicle ever made of an American city in motion. This striking image captures a steelworker tending production of coke, a fuel used to make molten iron. As Smith explained in the 1959 Popular