Bronx, New York City, NY. July 20th 1972.
Savage Skulls members walk the sidewalk shoulder to shoulder in a scene right out of ‘West Side Story’.

Miami, FL. August 23rd 1972.
Outside of the 1972 30th Republican Convention, during President Richard Nixon's reelection campaign, demonstrators wearing costumes and makeup perform scenes of death and suffering in opposition to the Vietnam War.

Manhattan, New York, NY - October, 1975.
Two homeless men squat in the shadow of the recently completed World Trade Center. New York City was on the verge of bankruptcy and World Trade Center sat largely vacant, unable to find companies to fill it’s large office spaces.

Manhattan, New York City, NY. September 28th, 1972.
Tombs Prison, standing on Center Street at Leonard Street, was built in 1840 with granite from an old prison in City Hall. The hands express different moods: revolt, despair, passivity, hope, prayer and abandon.

Manhattan, New York City, NY -January 23, 1974
Surrounded by press and bodyguards, Muhammad Ali gestures before brawling with Joe Frazier at the New York studio of ABC during the weigh-in process. Both were fined $5,000. Ali went on to box Frazier on January 28th and won the fight and retained his NABF title.

Middlefield, CT - August 1st and 2nd 1970
Plenty of sex and drugs but no Rock and Roll group. Two naked young people, arm in arm, stand on the edge of the water.

Watkins Glen, NY. July 28th, 1973.
A young couple kisses as the chaos of the crowd whirs around them with an estimated 600.000 rock fans. The Summer Jam was a 1973 rock festival which once received the Guinness Book of World Records entry for "Largest audience at a pop festival."

Brooklyn, New York City, NY. Summer 1966.
Jean-Pierre Laffont shares his cameras with the children from Bedford-Stuyvesant.