This collection contains manuscript material, photographs (mounted and unmounted), negatives, slides, and photo CDs containing work by or about Gary Mark Smith. Much of the collection comes from his street photography work. Also included are newspaper articles from when he was a student reporter for the University Daily Kansan.

The manuscript material in this collection includes resumes, certificates, newsletters, exhibition programs, newspaper and magazine articles, correspondence, books, and scrapbooks related to Smith's professional and personal life.

The photographic material comprises the bulk of the collection and has been organized by the size of the material and the series to which it belongs. Some series may be in multiple locations due to the varying sizes of the material. Some photographs show potentially disturbing or offensive images and have been labeled as “explicit.”

Topics covered by the photographs include but are not limited to El Salvador death squads, University of Kansas student life and street life in Lawrence, the fall of the Berlin Wall and European reunification, the volcano and residents of Monserrat who refused to leave when it was erupting, Amsterdam, scenes from nature, and dreamscapes, or layouts of photographs fashioned together by Smith.

There are also two music compact discs with cover art by Gary Mark Smith.

This collection contains manuscript material, photographs (mounted and unmounted), negatives, slides, and photo CDs containing work by or about Gary Mark Smith. Much of the collection comes from his street photography work. Also included are newspaper articles from when he was a student reporter for the University Daily Kansan.

The manuscript material in this collection includes resumes, certificates, newsletters, exhibition programs, newspaper and magazine articles, correspondence, books, and scrapbooks related to Smith's professional and personal life.

The photographic material comprises the bulk of the collection and has been organized by the size of the material and the series to which it belongs. Some series may be in multiple locations due to the varying sizes of the material. Some photographs show potentially disturbing or offensive images and have been labeled as “explicit.”

Topics covered by the photographs include but are not limited to El Salvador death squads, University of Kansas student life and street life in Lawrence, the fall of the Berlin Wall and European reunification, the volcano and residents of Monserrat who refused to leave when it was erupting, Amsterdam, scenes from nature, and dreamscapes, or layouts of photographs fashioned together by Smith.

There are also two music compact discs with cover art by Gary Mark Smith.

This collection contains manuscript material, photographs (mounted and unmounted), negatives, slides, and photo CDs containing work by or about Gary Mark Smith. Much of the collection comes from his street photography work. Also included are newspaper articles from when he was a student reporter for the University Daily Kansan.

The manuscript material in this collection includes resumes, certificates, newsletters, exhibition programs, newspaper and magazine articles, correspondence, books, and scrapbooks related to Smith's professional and personal life.

The photographic material comprises the bulk of the collection and has been organized by the size of the material and the series to which it belongs. Some series may be in multiple locations due to the varying sizes of the material. Some photographs show potentially disturbing or offensive images and have been labeled as “explicit.”

Topics covered by the photographs include but are not limited to El Salvador death squads, University of Kansas student life and street life in Lawrence, the fall of the Berlin Wall and European reunification, the volcano and residents of Monserrat who refused to leave when it was erupting, Amsterdam, scenes from nature, and dreamscapes, or layouts of photographs fashioned together by Smith.

There are also two music compact discs with cover art by Gary Mark Smith.