Photograph of a Panama woman sponsored by the Gibson Refrigerator Company and Creative Group Inc. In the image, the woman is wearing a traditional nose septum piercing, necklaces, and clothing.

Photograph of newborn Junebug Clark at three minutes old. Clark is squirming as he's placed on a blanket, with hospital equipment visible around him. His full name is handwritten beneath the image, as well as his age. Narrative by Junebug Clark: Born April 6, 1949. Providence Hospital. Detroit, Michigan Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Signed by: Joe Clark, HBSS

Photograph of a herd of cattle, standing in the snow. The area is fenced off, and hay bales can be seen in the distance along the snowy hills. Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Signed by: HBSS 1 Photograph : Mounted Double-weight silver print; 16x20 in.

Four photographs depicting various scenes from the Country Store in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee.

Photograph of newborn Junebug Clark at three minutes old. Clark is squirming as he's placed on a blanket, with hospital equipment visible around him. Narrative by Junebug Clark: Born April 6, 1949. Providence Hospital. Detroit, Michigan Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS.

Photograph of a man and woman kissing, possibly in Lynchburg or Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. A poem titled "Mountain Girls" is typed on the mat, to the left of the image.

Photograph of a young boy taken for Gardner Advertising Company in Scotland. The boy has bangs and freckles, and he wears a coat. He is pictured from the chest up. A poem titled "A Little Boy" is typed to the left of the picture on the mat.

Photographs of groups of people fishing, set side-by-side. The left image is taken from above, with four people looking down at the fish through a hole in the ice. The right image is taken from below the ice, looking up past the fish and through the hole at the people fishing. Narrative by Junebug Clark: Additional photos and information can be found in the pdf document "Joe Clark HBSS LIFE Magazine Photos" page 16. February 27, 1950. Life Magazine. pages 102-103. Fish-Eye View. Michigan Perch get rare look at ice fishermen. Fish-Eye View Joe Clark HBSS Tawas, Michigan 1950 Winter late 1949 my father, Joe Clark HBSS, received a call from the photo editor of LIFE magazine. "Every year we get about twenty stories on ice fishing, but all the pictures are the same. We know there is something interesting going on, but we just don't have any interesting pictures," he said. My father got to thinkin' and realized that he had never seen a picture of "The Fisherman as the Fish Sees him." About this same time my mother, Bernice, came home from the five and dime all excited because she just found and bought something brand new. A …