Where exactly did the photographer make his famous 1983 scene
of three housekeepers on a suburban Atlanta street?
Clues inside the picture helped me track it down.

In 1936 Walker Evans spent a single day photographing an Atlanta neighborhood. Nobody knew exactly where. I found the spots where he placed his tripod.

Oakland Cemetery was founded in 1850 as Atlanta Cemetery, six acres of ground on the outskirts of a brand-new railroad town.

Olmsted took his years of wandering through nature, and asked himself, how can people in cities be given the chance to wander too?

Follow the Drinking Gourd.

“It’s like capturing the spirit of King in these landscapes.”

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The things in plain sight we choose not to see.

Between the false and the unusable lies the vast gray area of cartography.