Table of contents:
- 1. Restaurant and catering
- 2. Successful merchant
- 3. Business card of Detroit
- 4. Firefighter-rescuer
- 5. Black fist
- 6. Eastern market
- 7. Ghost town
- 8. Hiding from the light
- 9. Street art
- 10. Brewster Center
- 11. Ruins of an old cinema
- 12. Detroit Tim Gaeko
- 13. Captured by the jungle
- 14. "Karaoke Star"
- 15. Renovated house
Video: Modern Detroit: Photos from a City Almost No One Lives in Today
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Have you heard anything about Detroit? No, not about the center of the American car industry, which "burst", and not even about the one that is written about in history books or in the news. And about modern Detroit. In this review, a series of colorful photographs of Alejandro Santiago, which he called "Welcome to Detroit." He commented on his project as follows: "Look behind the abandoned buildings and you will see that this is still the most soulful American city, filled with history, Art Deco architecture, street art and the warmest people."
1. Restaurant and catering
2. Successful merchant
3. Business card of Detroit
4. Firefighter-rescuer
5. Black fist
6. Eastern market
7. Ghost town
8. Hiding from the light
9. Street art
10. Brewster Center
11. Ruins of an old cinema
12. Detroit Tim Gaeko
13. Captured by the jungle
14. "Karaoke Star"
15. Renovated house
Here's what Detroit looked like in the 1940s: 15 retro photos that let you plunge into history.
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