A mother looks after her children in front of the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C.
What does it mean to be American? 250 years later, questions still remain. Is the United States a "particular people, and a particular set of beliefs"? Is being American about the promise that all people are created equal? This collection looks at how we experience the public through spaces, faces, identities, and everything in between, to think about this question.
National WW2 Museum, New Orleans.
Library of Congress, Washington D.C.
Union Station, Washington D.C.
National Museum of History, Washington D.C.
Finance District, Denver.
Backcountry, Vail.
Main Sreet, Alexandria.
Spirit of Transportation, Washington D.C.
Denver Art Museum, Denver.
U.S. Capitol, Washington D.C.
Flatiron Mountains, Boulder.
Army 250 Parade, Washington D.C.
Wasshington Cathedral, Washington D.C.
Crown Hill Graveyard, Edgewater.
French Quarter, New Orleans.
Mountain Peak, Mount Blue Sky.
Public Market, Edgewater.
French Quarter, New Orleans.
Trailhead, Twin Lakes.
River Wharf, New Orleans.
National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
Washington Zoo, Washington D.C.
James Peak, Winter Park.
Mary McLeod Bethune Statue, Washington D.C.