Photograph of a gallery interior where multiple contemporary artwork are hung on gallery walls. A group of women gather around multiple art pieces of the human figure, talking amongst themselves. The man on the left is blurred as he is walking past multiple pieces in the gallery. This building is presumed to be the Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. This photograph was commissioned by client Neiman-Marcus.

Photograph of the Haggar Clothing Co. building located in Dallas, Texas. The Haggar company was founded in 1926 by Joseph Marion Haggar Sr., who coined the term "slacks," for casual pants worn during “slack” time away from work. This photograph was commissioned by client Tracy-Locke.

Photograph of the Haggar Clothing Co. building located in Dallas, Texas. The Haggar company was founded in 1926 by Joseph Marion Haggar Sr., who coined the term "slacks," for casual pants worn during “slack” time away from work. The shadow of John Rogers and his tri-pod camera can be seen in the foreground. This photograph was commissioned by client Tracy-Locke.

Photograph of an unidentified worker for Continental Emsco, an oil, gas & coal company that provided oilfield equipment, leaning up against a large machine and water the liquid pool from the tubes in the center. The machine has the logo for Warner & Swasey Company on it. This photograph was commissioned by client Rogers and Smith.

Photograph of an unidentified man standing in downtown Dallas in front of the Southland Center. The two buildings are the Sheraton Dallas and the Southland Life tower. The Southland Life tower is a 42-story office building facility and the home office of Southland LIfe Insurance Co. The 29-floor Sheraton Dallas is a luxury hotel with 600 rooms. These two buildings are part of the Southland Center, "Pattern for Tomorrow" with the intention of making downton beautiful. Multiple automobiles can be seen driving along the road and heading further into the city. This photograph was commissioned by client Bill Neal.

Photograph of a Bell Ranger helicopter in flight, the skyline of Dallas, Texas, can be seen along the horizon behind the large highway bridge. This photograph was commissioned by client Rogers and Smith.

Photograph of a Bell Ranger helicopter in flight, the pilot visible from the window of the aircraft. This photograph was commissioned by client Rogers and Smith.

Photograph of telephone operators and secretaries within Braniff Airways, located in Dallas, Texas. Many of the women are seen wearing headsets, taking notes or conversing with other employees within the facility.

Photograph of the Braniff Operations and Maintenance Base building and the employee auxiliary parking lot, located in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of the Braniff Operations and Maintenance Base building in Dallas, Texas, with a sculpted walkway that leads to the entrance of the building.

Photograph of large machines taking up the floor of the Continental Emsco factory. Continental Emsco was an oil, gas & coal company that provided oilfield equipment. One worker for the company can be seen standing next to thin steel rods laid on a flatbed. This photograph was commissioned by client Rogers and Smith.

Photograph of the Christ Episcopal Church, in Dallas, Texas. The building was designed by architect William H. Hidell, Jr.

Photograph of Dallas Love Field and the parking lot. Multiple automobiles can be seen parked in the lot to the left and along the roads edge vehicles can be seen moving. This photograph was commissioned by Dallas Power and Light.

Photograph of an unidentified woman posing to have her portrait taken within a studio. The woman is wearing pants that are clipped at the calf, black flats and a white collared blouse with sleeves pulled up past the elbow. This portrait was commissioned by clients Rogers and Smith.

Photograph of the Dallas Public Library, now known as Old Dallas Central Library in Downtown Dallas, Texas. The aluminum sculpture by Marshall Fredericks "Youth in the Hands of God", is of a God's hand where a man is sprouting from the palm and holding onto books. Symbolizing the hands of God supporting youth reaching for learning through the medium of literature. The sculpture is displayed on the granite wall beside the buildings entrance. This photograph was commissioned by client Neiman-Marcus.

Photograph of three employees of Braniff Airways, working in a large interior space with cabinetry containers lining the walls of the room.

Photograph of an unidentified man standing within the interior and framework of the Braniff Operations and Maintenance Base building, located in Dallas, Texas. In the distance there are multiple vehicles and trucks as well as other employees at work.

Photograph of multiple automobiles traveling to and from Dallas, Texas. Along the horizon of the photograph, the skyscrapers of Dallas are visible as the six-lane highway make up of the foreground. This photograph was commissioned by client Rogers and Smith.

Photograph of multiple automobiles traveling to and from Dallas, Texas. Along the horizon of the photograph, the skyscrapers of Dallas are visible as the six-lane highway make up of the foreground. This photograph was commissioned by client Rogers and Smith.

Photograph of an unidentified building in Dallas that has an awning and entrance decorated with wrought iron. This photograph was commissioned by client Neiman-Marcus.

Photograph of an unidentified man seated for his portrait and resting his trumpet on his left leg. The man is seen wearing a dark suit, with a white dress shirt underneath, and a watch on his left wrist - staring directly ahead for his portrait.

Photograph of an unidentified man playing the trumpet. The man is seen wearing a dark suit, with a white dress shirt underneath, and a watch on his left wrist. His cheeks are puffed up a bit as he blows into the trumpet's mouthpiece.

Photograph of the Vinson Supply Company, supplies of steel and aluminum control valves and regulators. The photograph was taken across the road from the company, where six automobiles are parked right in front of the building. The text atop the building reads, "-M Valves - Crane Valves - Landish Fittings & Flaggins - National Pipe." The building number is 4606.

Photograph of the District office building for Magnolia Petroleum Company that is under construction by the William H. Hidell, Jr. architecture company. There a small street sign at the corner that reads, "Rawlins St."