Starting in a Philadelphia induction centre Ed Eckstein’s photo essay follows a group of recruits through their entire training. The candid photographs offer a compelling historical and social commentary. The year was 1972. Shortly after these images were taken, the draft officially ended and the all-volunteer army began.
"Rez, White and Blue" is a body of photographic work by Ed Eckstein, created over more than three decades from the 1970s to the 1990s. It documents life and landscapes on Native American reservations, with evocative and insightful images capturing the cultural and social realities of these communities.