Zipco, Elkhorn, Wisconsin

Croix des Bossales (The Slaves Markets), Port-au-Prince

An out-of-uniform Tonton Macoute throws a looter down a flight of stairs

Papa Doc, defaced mural, Léogâne

Riders' meeting, Elkhorn, Wisconsin

Racers, McHenry, Illinois

Corky at an Apache dance, Chicago

Cal, Elkhorn, Wisconsin

View West from Washington Street

Baby Doc. Defaced mural in Leogane

A Reade Street entrance to 187 West Street

Steelworker, Beekman Street

Woman in phone booth

Dominick and a pay loader inside 82 Beekman Street

Ben and his brother Junior on the walls

It took over six months to bring down the fourteen stories of 100 Gold. The hand-mixed concrete had to be smashed with a punch, and then the steel reinforcement rods had to be cut by burners.

The ruins of 100 Gold Street

West Street between Jay and Duane Streets

Exploring 187 West Street

Room in a barrel maker's shop, 50 Ferry Street

Radiator, the St. George building

The Market, Port-au-Prince

Port-au-Prince

Canadians at the Copa Club