The only vice Julie struggles with is giving up smoking. Even though she is on nicotine patches she sneaks out of the hospital for a smoke

[Julie pregnant with daughter Elyssa]

Julie, Jason and Elyssa in their latest home in “the wild.” No running water, no electricity and 20 miles from the nearest town, Alaska

[Jason with a BB gun]

Jason screams at Elyssa, “go to your room.” He seems to yell a lot at Elyssa and the dogs these days--shooting his plastic BB gun at the dogs and cats

[Portrait of a Basque peasant in a field, Guernica, Spain]

[Roman Vishniac’s former home on Pariserstrasse, Wilmersdorf, Berlin]

[Postcard from Roman Vishniac in Warsaw to his daughter Mara in Riga]

[Letter from Vishniac to Luta Bagg Vishniac, Camp du Ruchard Internment Camp, France]

Julie and Jason at home with baby Elyssa, Palmer, Alaska

[Portrait of Jose Antonio Aguirre, president of the newly autonomous Basque government, Bilbao]

[Jason with Elyssa in their truck]

[Nun attending to a patient in a hospital, Lekeitio]

[Gernikako Arbola, Guernica]

[Passersby in the street, Bilbao]

[Letter from Vishniac to Luta Vishniac, Camp du Ruchard Internment Camp, France]

[Letter from Vishniac to Luta Vishniac, Camp du Ruchard Internment Camp, France]

[Refugee children, brought to New York by the U.S. Committee for the Care of European Children (USCOM) on the S.S. Serpa Pinto, salute the American flag, Jewish children's home, New York]

[Men and horses, Valley Ranch, Wyoming]