Photojournalism: “Chicago Work” by Paul Sequeira
“Chicago Work”
by Paul Sequeira
Background
Paul Sequeira was employed in the 1960s-1980s as a Chicago newspaper photographer who shot the daily news – the usual: news conferences, city events, celebrities, politicians, human interest, etc., but in real life, Paul was a gifted photojournalist who shot social injustice, interesting people, neighborhoods where people lived, store fronts and buildings, civil unrest, industry, people at play and at work. – LeRoy Chatfield
STADIUM VENDOR
COAL WORKER
CABBIE
BARGEMAN
STADIUM SWEEPER
REPAIRMAN
WORKING PRESS
CONTRACTOR
STREET FAIR VENDOR
BEER DELIVERY MAN
MAIL MAN
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Paul Sequeira was a Chicago-based photojournalist and free lance documentarian for more than twenty years – late 60s to early 90s. Now retired in Pioneer in his home state of California, Paul is publishing his extensive portfolio to make it accessible to the interested public.