SUMMARY
JT Evans embarked on a personal documentary project to process grief and connect with his family's past. He revisited ancestral locations in the American Southwest, photographing the same scenes his great-grandfather and grandfather once captured. Evans utilized a 110-year-old Kodak, his grandfather's Minolta, and his own Canon camera to document this journey of remembrance and self-discovery.
TAKEAWAYS
Photographer JT Evans uses inherited cameras to explore grief and family legacy.
He photographed ancestral locations in the American Southwest.
Cameras used include a 110-year-old Kodak, a Minolta, and a Canon.
The project serves as a personal documentary about connection and remembrance.