If Seattle's streets could talk, they’re likely to tell you the stories depicted in Clayton Kauzlaric’s photos.
Kauzlaric uses Photoshop to juxtapose archival photos with modern-day images of the same location.
Take, for instance, the stretch of Alaskan Way that houses the ferry terminal on Seattle’s waterfront. These days, it’s an unremarkable place where a McDonald’s sign greets passersby. But it has quite a history — it’s also the same place Japanese residents were made to board trains headed to internment camps back in 1942.
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