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Ghirardelli Chocolates, Fashion, Max Headroom, Washington DC
Ghirardelli Chocolates, Fashion, Max Headroom, Washington DC 1986
Fountain Square In Downtown Cincinnati
Fountain Square In Downtown Cincinnati 5/1973
The Chicano Area, or Second Ward, is Slowly Giving Way to Urban Renewal
The Chicano Area, or Second Ward, is Slowly Giving Way to Urban Renewal 6/1972
A frequent sight in Midtown Manhattan
A frequent sight in Midtown Manhattan's famous garment district (between Broadway and Eighth Avenue) 4/1973
A Member of the Parish is Shown Playing a Guitar at a Folk Mass
A Member of the Parish is Shown Playing a Guitar at a Folk Mass 10/1974
Approaching The Entrance To The Terminal Of The Staten Island Ferry
Approaching The Entrance To The Terminal Of The Staten Island Ferry 5/1973
California--Santa Cruz
California--Santa Cruz 5/1972
Cement Litter Baskets -- Keep New York Clean Innovation on Fifth Avenue
Cement Litter Baskets -- Keep New York Clean Innovation on Fifth Avenue 5/1973
Chicano Teenager in El Paso
Chicano Teenager in El Paso's Second Ward, a Classic "Barrio" Which Is Slowly Giving Way to Urban Renewal 5/1972
Cyclist in front of Environmental Center
Cyclist in front of Environmental Center 5/1972
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