Robert spent the early 1970's revisiting the areas of Chicago that he had photographed in the 1950's, roaming the streets every day with a camera bag full of film and any number of different formats of cameras, matching them to the subject at hand.

A man selling baloons on the street on the south side of Chicago.

A young man leaning against a car at a performance of the Free Street Theater on the southside of Chicago

Two young girls pretending to be models on the south side of Chhicago.

Two young girls playing in a swimming pool on the south side of Chhicago.

A young boy eating lunch at a free lunch program.

A woman protesting in downtown Chicago.

A young lady on the street outside a convenience store.

A family in Humboldt Park in Chicago coming across a young man wearing a Nazi shirt.

A family sits outside their home in the Robert Taylor Homes (a public housing project).

Young people sitting on a banch as an old lady reads.

Kids playing in an abandoned car in a "Playground" underneath the train tracks in Uptown in Chicago.

Photograph of an interracial couple used to illustrate an article about tolerance for Sepia Magazine.