Jacob Holdt is a Dane who hitchhiked 100,000 miles across the United States between 1971 and 1975, taking 15,000 photographs. He lived in more than 400 homes--from those of the poorest southern sharecroppers to those of America's wealthiest families. When he returned to Denmark in 1975, he selected 3,000 slides for an exhibit which soon turned into a best-selling book, film, and a multi-media presentation, all titled American Pictures.

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