John Lazzaro
PHOTOSNACK #501
There’s something powerful about how John Lazzaro captures abandoned spaces—not just as ruins but as echoes of the past. His images make you feel the history in every peeling wall and empty hallway, turning forgotten places into stories waiting to be discovered.
Thank you, Michael Warner, for recommending his work.
Until next time,
Tomasz
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Love abandoned spaces, I too shoot a lot of abandoned places. How glories these places must of been at one time regardless of their intented use.