Windows on the World, Ezra Stoller, 1976
One of my favorite photographs. Ezra Stoller likely used bright, raking strobes in order to raise the light levels of the interior to avoid over-exposing the view out the window.
The value capitalism creates has only one dimension - profit. Because capitalism tends towards scale and monopoly it can deprive consumers of any other value judgment. To assert any value other than profit in a capitalist system requires public sector intervention.
The value that capitalism creates is indeed what makes much of the modern world possible - all of it. Capitalism provides you with clothes, and capitalism also ensures that those clothes are of poorer quality than they were 50 years ago.
Anyways hereโs the very best version of the โpeople in bulky clothes flying through different terrains via giant cranesโ genre from Burberry. Itโs simply the most beautiful and bold piece of wirework filmmaking ever