Contents1 Exhibit Photograph2 Full Collection2.1 Black & White2.2 Color Exhibit Photograph Genevieve Rattray, “Sunday Morning, Mexico City.” Expired Coop 35mm film, manufactured at the Ferrania facility, 400 ISO (2023). Situated 7,300 feet above sea level in a valley wrapped around by mountains and volcanoes, Mexico City has long experienced thick layers of smog produced by cars, factories, and wildfires. More than five million vehicles are registered in Mexico City, resulting in dangerous pollution levels and, as a result, local government has activated an environmental contingency plan. Today, Mexico City is ranked second among Latin America’s most sustainable cities. Based on the General Development Plan of Mexico City 2020-2040, the government proposes to achieve sustainability by restoring the limits of the natural environment of the Valley of Mexico, reducing social inequalities, and improving the quality of life of current and future generations. Every Sunday in Mexico City, from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm, Paseo de la Reforma is closed to vehicle traffic, allowing walkers, joggers, and cyclists to move about freely. Launched in 2007, this government-backed initiative, Muevete en Bici, aims to promote a healthy and active lifestyle for residents of Mexico City, reduce traffic congestion, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This photo was taken from inside a condo overlooking the Paseo de la Reforma, just before heading into the streets to enjoy Muevete en Bici and beautiful Mexico City. The artist used a 1981 Canon AE1 Program 35 mm camera. (Genevieve Rattray) Visit the exhibit page to see the official selections from all of our talented photographers. Full Collection Photos by Genevieve M. Rattray on 35mm Ferrania film. Black & White Color