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Crowd Series–VE Day, May 1945

  • Ephemeral Uniqueness in Large Crowds, here.
  • Crowds and the Press of Humanity:  WWI German POWs, here.
  • The Chaos of Hats, here.
  • Crowd Series and Berlin Expectations, here
  • Clarity and Confusion in the Display of Human Masses, here
  • Large Crowds and Singular Persons Series–3 Images.  Here.
  • Servicemen and B-17s at the End of WWII, here.
  • Imaging Mass Casualties in WWI, here.
  • Relief in Capture: Churchill in Carthage and what 230,000 POWs Looks Like, here.
  • The Detail is in the Detail: What 20,000 Soldiers and 1 Mule Look Like, 1918, here.

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