A photographer who has spent more than half his life obsessively documenting American cities is creating an expansive and eye-opening record of how poor, segregated neighborhoods have transformed over time. Camilo José Vergara, 71, has systematically photographed the same set of intersections in New York, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles and other cities over and over again since 1977. He continues to work on the "Tracking Time" series, and his forthcoming book Detroit Is No Dry Bones will be pu...
Time-Lapse Photos Show Staggering Transformations Of Inner Cities
The Huffington Post - 7 Apr 2016 19:29
A photographer who has spent more than half his life obsessively documenting American cities is creating an expansive and eye-opening record of how poor, segregated neighborhoods have transformed over time. Camilo José Vergara, 71, has systematically photographed the same set of intersections in New York, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles and other cities over and over again since 1977. He continues to work on the "Tracking Time" series, and his forthcoming book Detroit Is No Dry Bones will be pu...
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