Ahhh, the 1960′s. I’m talking the early 60′s when ladies in swanky dresses and guys in sharp hats, natty ties and suites were strolling the block. Last night there was screening of the 1960′s era show Mad Men in Times Square and it brought out the sharply dressed. It was probably the nicest night weather wise since I got back to New York so it added to the charm. It was a good night to get dressed up and take your girl to a show on the Great White Way. The tough part was framing an image with out a fat guy in cargo short and an Abercombie and Fitch t-shirt. How we came from suites and ties to that I’ll never know.
Keith Bedford is a freelance photojournalist based in New Delhi, India. A native of Baltimore, MD, who as a regular contributor to Reuters and the New York Times has been published in USA Today, Newsweek, Time, Stern and Paris Match among others. After spending two years covering the U.S. Presidential campaign and co-founding The Stumping Grounds, a photo blog dedicated to documenting that time, he has moved to India for the challenge of covering a new country and talking about himself in the third person. He is available for assignments world wide.
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