Hi, here I am in front of the landscape that photographers always use to illustrate the jarring contrast between poverty (as represented by a desolate alley) and wealth (as symbolized by the fancy GM skyscraper in the back). That white building on the left is one of Detroit’s most successful grinding plants. Photo by Joseph PatelViceseries of photos by James GriffioenTimeTimeThe time-ravaged edifice of Michigan Central Station, conveniently located across the street from the city’s most popular BBQ spot. Photo by Joseph PatelTimeNew York TimesDaily MirrorAuto MotorDetroit NewsNew York TimesClimbing a hillock for a better view of the grassy wastes surrounding Jane Cooper Elementary School. If you move the camera just a few inches to the left you’ll get a bustling, well-maintained food-packaging plant in frame, so be careful to crop that shit out. Photo by James GriffioenStranger With a CameraThe Detroit Free PressNewsSee more slanted journalism from Motown this month on VBS.tv.
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