If you’ve spent any time in suburban America, you’ve seen the contracting agrarian landscape replaced by tidy subdivisions. Our ever-shifting economy and way of life requires different uses of land, but what about the people behind that shift?
Common Ground, a new piece on MediaStorm, explores the different lives touched by a single patch of land. Photographer Scott Strazzante followed two families on the same land for 14 years; one farmed the land, the other is one of many that now inhabits the tightly planned community that sits atop it.
It’s a calming, charming, melancholy piece about the similarities between very different lives.
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