Untold Stories

LA RIVER

Wednesday 3 September 2014

An abandoned farmhouse near Bakersfield, California — An abandoned farmhouse near Bakersfield, Calif., where grasslands that once supported cattle have dried up after three straight years of unprecedented drought.

An abandoned farmhouse near Bakersfield, Calif., where grasslands that once supported cattle have dried up after three straight years of unprecedented drought.

Posted by marcus doyle at 03:41

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I began to document the LA River in June of 2016 starting from the Sepulveda Dam.
It was not long before I began to find traces of people living rough in an area that had become known as the Hobo Jungle. This by-product of California's drought is a formation of small forests in the center of the dry river where people can live out of sight from the public.
This project looks at Untold Stories of the river and the evidence it leaves behind..

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