The Photograph That Became an Unintentional Cultural Icon [Video]

Noam Galai took a few photos of himself in 2006 and uploaded them to his Flickr. A few people liked those photos, but he didn't think of it. Over time, he began to see his photos popping up all over magazines, the internet and as street art. Then it began appearing on commodities (clothes, books, etc.). Now, it's being used as a symbol of protest in Iran. The crazy part is that nobody asked his permission. More »

Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/wdOuTJFkdeU/the-photograph-that-became-an-unintentional-cultural-icon

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