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Miami Photographer Hunts for Abandoned Cars in the Everglades

December 5, 2017 7:00AM

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Photography by Matt Stock / abandonedeverglades.com
Matt Stock, a Miami fine art photographer, spent the last year in the Everglades with explorer Charles J. Kropke looking for long-abandoned vehicles to document the fascinating and weird history of Floridians in the swamp. His work is on display at the Biltmore Hotel this week as part of Miami Art Week.
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