Tenants stand guard at night to stop looters from coming in to their building on Rockaway Beach Boulevard. by, Kevin C.Downs
I am a New York based documentary photographer. Currently, I’m working on documenting how people are surviving in this economy and the plight.
November 20, 2012
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From Puerto Rican Day Parade 2010, Kevin C. Downs — at East 89th and 5 Ave.
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May 10, 2012
In the Iron Triangle, they call him the Columbian. I have known him for years and no one knows his real name. Artefacting’s Willets Point Champions event. Playing football in Willets Point, The Iron Triangle, Queens
In Corona, Queens, outside of the new Citifield , is an area known as the Iron Triangle(Willets Point). It is a 61-acre area full of junkyards and auto-repair shops.
Men and women are making a living here to save money and send their children to school; some are even sending money back home to help their families have a better life. This story is about them and their fight to keep their small businesses from the city’s economic development plans and eminent domain. by Kevin C. Downs
May 9, 2012
Willets Point, The Iron Triangle, Queens, By Kevin C. Downs
In Corona, Queens, outside of the new Citifield , is an area known as the Iron Triangle(Willets Point). It is a 61-acre area full of junkyards and auto-repair shops.
Men and women are making a living here to save money and send their children to school; some are even sending money back home to help their families have a better life. This story is about them and their fight to keep their small businesses from the city’s economic development plans and eminent domain.
May 9, 2012
Willets Point, The Iron Triangle, Queens
In Corona, Queens, outside of the new Citifield , is an area known as the Iron Triangle(Willets Point). It is a 61-acre area full of junkyards and auto-repair shops.
Men and women are making a living here to save money and send their children to school; some are even sending money back home to help their families have a better life. This story is about them and their fight to keep their small businesses from the city’s economic development plans and eminent domain.
by: Kevin C. Downs
In Corona, Queens, outside of the new Citifield , is an area known as the Iron Triangle(Willets Point). It is a 61-acre area full of junkyards and auto-repair shops.
Men and women are making a living here to save money and send their children to school; some are even sending money back home to help their families have a better life. This story is about them and their fight to keep their small businesses from the city’s economic development plans and eminent domain.
by: Kevin C. Downs
May 9, 2012
A food vender in Willets Point, The Iron Triangle, Queens, by Kevin C. Downs
In Corona, Queens, outside of the new Citifield , is an area known as the Iron Triangle(Willets Point). It is a 61-acre area full of junkyards and auto-repair shops.
Men and women are making a living here to save money and send their children to school; some are even sending money back home to help their families have a better life. This story is about them and their fight to keep their small businesses from the city’s economic development plans and eminent domain.
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