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2 Prince­sas prac­tic­ing  on Mother’s Day, El Paso ©2011 by Bruce Berman Copyright secured by Digiprove

May 11th, 2011
Categories: American History, border photography, Discussion of Documentary Photography, el paso, Love, Photo of the Week . Author: bruce101 . Comments: No Comments

1939 Chevro­let, Lin­coln School Park, El Paso — March 2010 Sun­day in Lin­coln School Park. Everyone’s there: the vatos, the old low rid­ers, the young low rid­ers, Las Chi­cas, los ninos, las famil­ias and me. Got to get that build­ing open again! Fuzz cruised through, took a look, cruised out again (ándale). As it oughta to be. The parque […]

April 16th, 2010
Categories: American Highway, American History, border photography, Photo of the Week, US/Mexico Border . Author: bruce101 . Comments: No Comments

Rem­nants del ‘hood, El Paso — March 14, 2010 There ain’t much left. Mostly the pick­ins’. This was the Grand High­way, the Span­ish Trail, the begin­ning of the end of the long jour­ney from East to West or vice-versa, the tip of the arrow into the dart board that was Down­town El Paso. Inter­state came and went around, […]

March 14th, 2010
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Mar­vin, a Pima Indian from Ari­zona, AIM takeover of BIA offices, Chicago, Christ­mas Eve 1970 pho­to­graph by Bruce Berman ©2009 Dec. 29, 2009 / Wounded Knee Day This is Wounded Knee Day. It calls for remem­brance. In the 120 year after­math, the vic­tims of Wounded Knee have still not received  jus­tice, let alone, wide­spread acknowl­edg­ment of the […]

December 29th, 2009
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