Crowd-Sourcing Identities for Photos From the 1960 Democratic National Convention April 19, 2012, 5:00 am This week's Look features recently discovered photographs by Garry Winogrand from the 1960 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. To identify the faces in the crowd scenes that Winogrand captured, our photo department and others talked to dozens of people who were at the convention, including George McGovern. Listen to McGovern's story about the awkward confrontation at that convention between Robert Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. There were a number of people who we were not able to identify with absolute certainty. But perhaps you can. Were you at the convention, or do you know someone who was? Is that your father smiling behind Eleanor Roosevelt (#6) or your great aunt wearing a fabulous hat and white gloves at the Beverly Hilton (#13)? If you grew up hearing stories about your mother's spotting John F. Kennedy at the convention, take a look. Maybe you'll see her. Please tell us what you know in the comments section below. To make life easier, we've numbered the photographs as well as the unidentified people in them. Photo #1 Photo #2 Photo #3 Photo #4 Photo #5 Photo #6 Photo #7 Photo #8 Photo #9 Photo #10 Photo #11 Photo #12 Photo #13 Photo #14 Photo #15 Photo #16