Local Photo Journal
Brooklyn on a Sunday Afternoon
On March 26, 2006 Rafael de la Uz, a photographer and documentary filmmaker based in Prospect Heights took his camera to the streets of central Brooklyn.
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Rafael de la UzRafael de la Uz is a photographer and documentary filmmaker based in Prospect Heights.
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