Watch repair businesses on Lake Street in South Minneapolis.

Disco Death Records and Hemp House on W 26th Street in Minneapolis.

T-shirts for sale in Wisconsin Dells that read:

“I don’t need sex the government fucks me everyday”

“Make our guns illegal and we’ll just call them undocumented”

“We stand for our flag we knee for our fallen”

“nobody needs an ar15? Nobody needs a whiny little bitch either, yet here you are”

Anti-theft measures at a Walgreens in Minneapolis in April 2025.

Anti-theft measures at a Walgreens in Minneapolis in April 2025.

Anti-theft measures at a Walgreens in Minneapolis in April 2025.

The Armani Exchange store in South Beach Miami Florida.

A worker installs bright yellow signage for a temporary Metallica pop-up store in downtown Minneapolis ahead of the band’s summer 2024 performances. The shop featured exclusive merchandise tied to Metallica’s 72 Seasons tour, one of the group’s largest North American runs in years. Pop-up locations like this were part of a coordinated campaign in major cities, connecting fans to the band’s tour stops with limited releases and local collaborations.

Cheapo Records on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis continues its long tradition as a hub for local music lovers and collectors in 2024. The store, known for its walls lined with vinyl, CDs, and vintage posters, is one of the last surviving independent record shops in the city. On a sunny afternoon, people walk past the shop’s red awnings while others wait at the nearby bus stop, reflecting the rhythm of everyday life along Nicollet—a street known for its mix of long-time businesses and evolving urban culture.

A clothing store on East Lake Street in South Minneapolis.

Inside a CVS store on the Las Vegas strip in September 2023. Product behind locked glass cabinets.

The window at Strive Bookstore in Downtown Minneapolis.

Marathon runners outside the Gucci flagship store in Tokyo’s Ginza district, their reflections merging with the pale blue marble of the storefront’s curved glass façade. The mirrored surface creates a layered composition — a city within a window — blending luxury retail architecture with the urban motion of shoppers and commuters. Behind the glass, soft interior lighting contrasts with the bustle outside, capturing a quiet tension between aspiration and reality. The scene evokes Ginza’s dual identity as both a symbol of global consumer culture and a distinctly Japanese streetscape, where design, commerce, and reflection coexist seamlessly.

Micro Center in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.

Running Room and Ragstock on Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis on February 5, 2023.

Lyn-Lake Barber Shop on Lyndale Avenue in South Minneapolis.

Paper over a recently done mural on the East Lake Target store in Minneapolis. The store was heavily damaged during riots following the May 25, 2020 murder of George Floyd.

Artists drawing a new mural on the side of the East Lake Target in Minneapolis. The mural features the fists from 38th and Chicago, George Floyd Square.

Graffiti on metal shutters covering the windows of Chicago Lake Liquors on Lake Street in Minneapolis.

Target across from the former Third Precinct with security shutters lowered.