Eyes on the Street

Protecting Public Space by Banishing People

Here is the latest in Jeff Zupan's photo series on security barricades and their effect on New York City street life:

By Jeff

1:30 PM EDT on July 12, 2006

Here is the latest in Jeff Zupan’s photo series on security barricades and their effect on New York City street life:

Penned-in pedestrians on Wall Street across from the New York Stock Exchange
(Photo: Jeff Zupan)

Jeff

Eyes on the Street | Manhattan | Security

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