Ramona Mack, Sacaton, Arizona 1966

"Ramona Mack, Sacaton, Arizona" is a black and white photograph taken by David Vestal in 1966. It depicts a young Native American woman named Ramona Mack standing in front of a tree with a clothesline in the background. The image, which is part of Vestal’s larger series of photographs documenting the lives of Native Americans in the Southwest, captures Mack’s quiet dignity and strength. The photograph's focus on Mack's face and the simple composition emphasize her individual presence and personality, creating a poignant portrait of a young woman in her community. The image serves as a valuable document of Native American life in the 1960s, offering a glimpse into the personal experiences and cultural identity of those living in the Sacaton, Arizona area.