In August of 2014--two years and seven months after the cruise ship the Costa Concordia sank off the coast of the Tuscan island Giglio, claiming 32 lives--photographer Jonathan Danko Kielkowski swam aboard to document what was left. At that point, the ship had only recently been raised from the bottom of the ocean, having spend two and a half years partially submerged--a home for sea life and wild superstitions about how its sinking was some sort of omen. After all, it did sink almost exactly 10...
In August of 2014--two years and seven months after the cruise ship the Costa Concordia sank off the coast of the Tuscan island Giglio, claiming 32 lives--photographer Jonathan Danko Kielkowski swam aboard to document what was left. At that point, the ship had only recently been raised from the bottom of the ocean, having spend two and a half years partially submerged--a home for sea life and wild superstitions about how its sinking was some sort of omen. After all, it did sink almost exactly 10...
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