February 2016 — Beach vendors in the beach near Iberostar Selection Hacienda Dominicus.

April 2018 — A busy corner in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico where Calle República de Uruguay meets Calle 5 de Febrero. The block’s centuries-old volcanic stone buildings, typical of the colonial period, now house small shops and street vendors that reflect the area’s dense commercial activity. The facade’s weathered cantera stone and red tezontle give the structure its distinctive character, common in pre-19th century civic architecture throughout the historic core.

September 2019 — A vendor works at a brightly lit Sabrett hot dog stand in Manhattan, surrounded by stacks of soda cans, bottled water, and snack foods. Street carts like these are a common sight across New York City, serving pretzels, knishes, and hot dogs late into the night to passing pedestrians.

March 2020 — Market in Panajachel, Guatemala containing Mayan woven goods.

March 2020 — Tourists walk down a street in Panajachel, Guatemala.

May 2023 — A street vendor selling plush toys on Lake Street. Park & Lake Car Wash in the background.

July 2024 — A T-shirt vendor at the Republican National Convention. Pointing to what he says is his best selling shirt, one of after Trump was shot.

July 2024 — A vendor at the 2024 Republican National Convention selling t-shirts with a photo of Trump following an assassination attempt days prior.

April 2025 — Street vendor at Hennepin and Lagoon in Uptown Minneapolis on a warm spring day.