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Capturing Brooklyn: A Photographic Journey Through Community and Culture

Explore the vibrant streets of Brooklyn through a collection of powerful images showcasing the diverse faces and stories that make up this iconic borough. From intimate family moments to bustling city scenes, these photographs capture the essence of community, resilience, and diversity. Step into the rich tapestry of Brooklyn life through the lens of a talented photographer.

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Capturing Brooklyn: A Photographic Journey Through Community and Culture

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  1. Photography.Philanthropy.Community.

  2. The Art of War, 1980

  3. Sisters, 2002

  4. Jack and Tucky, 1980

  5. Black in America, 2000

  6. Coney Island, 1995

  7. Coney Island, 1997

  8. Father and Son (Brooklyn), 1995

  9. Muslim Mother and Daughter

  10. Number 5 Train (Brooklyn), 1980

  11. Man and Suits (New York City), 1991

  12. Cooling Out, 2007

  13. First Date (Brooklyn), 1980

  14. Hawk, 1980

  15. Knowledge- Number 5 Train, 1980

  16. Biker Boys (Brooklyn)

  17. Rude Boys, 1980

  18. Father and Son Graffiti Jacket

  19. Divided

  20. Underground Love

  21. Style 2001

  22. Fresh Cuts, 1988

  23. Rush Hour, 1980

  24. Church Ladies (Harlem), 1980

  25. Omar Tailor

  26. Champagne

  27. Red Hook Projects

  28. 2 Males in Front of A&S, 1984

  29. Hot Fun in the Summertime

  30. NYPD, 1980’s

  31. fin

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