How This Photo Editor "Killed" Photographs from the Great Depression

There are certain moments in the photographic history that seem surreal. For instance, the photograph of the Falling Man shot during 9/11, the Burning Monk captured during the Vietnam War, or the Hindenburg incident. However, each of these photographs has gone on to become an icon; there is the quieter side that remains elusive even today. An example is the punched-hole photographs of the Great Depression. If you have never heard this story, then you are in for a huge surprise.