[myleperfriend]

Originally Posted by sadlad ↗

i love those caught in the moment pic's too,
i find myself trying to think what they would be thinking at that very moment, they are so sereal, i'd of prefered not to know the outcome, and have my own thoughts, still, that's defo out of the fire and into the frying pan, sad, but good post.lad

Imagine being that woman, in mid fall, looking down and seeing a camera pointing up at you. Must make it all the more frightening.

[Kensomniac]

Originally Posted by smackem ↗

Pics clearly say Boston.

there's a difference?

[skidmark steve]

Hahaha I love the image titles

[ZombieGreco]

That's pretty fucked up.

[hawkz]

Just found the details about the photos

On July 22, 1975, Stanley J. Forman took this infamous photograph while working for the Boston Herald. He climbed on the back of a fire truck as it raced towards a reported fire at Marlborough Street. Just as the crew had arrived at the scene, a young woman and small girl fell from an apartment above. The woman died instantly, but the young girl lived. This photo earned Forman a Pulitzer prize, and in addition, convinced Boston and several other cities to introduce more comprehensive fire safety

[miguy]

the firefighters must of been white

[Thermite4All]

Once in a lifetime photo op for anybody. The lady looked like a flying squirrel trying to glide to safety...

[Shawna]

Skydiving the hood I have seen these before, but didnt notice the ladder falling out from underneath them, Hope they made it.

[Curb Stomper]

Yeah this won the pulitzer, very famous picture.

[MrBojangles73]

'Free-falling'

[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gqT6En2O78"]YouTube- Tom Petty - Free Falling - Official Music Video[/nomedia]

This has prob been posted before but did a search and couldn't find it - the pics are from Boston in 1978