Milwaukee as seen through the lens of a 20-year old digital camera
Posted: Nov 18, 2018 7:33 AM CDT
-
3:13
More patients coming in with tooth pain since beginning of pandemic
-
2:11
MPS requests standardized test waiver amid pandemic
-
2:04
Evers blasts police reform task force
-
2:16
Study says less than 1% of people end up with COVID-19 after...
-
2:02
Wisconsin Center COVID-19 vaccination site to close May 28
-
1:53
Evers’ order calls for planting 75 million trees before 2031🌳
-
1:40
Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: 35-year-old Milwaukee man killed...
-
2:18
100 vehicles involved in deadly chain of accidents on I-41, Washington...
-
1:01
Milwaukee’s College Possible program to host virtual fundraiser...
-
2:02
Gov. Evers announces up to $420M for small businesses affected...
-
1:32
Several groups come together to clean-up Milwaukee neighborhoods...
-
1:03
Sherman Park to get state-of-the-art basketball court thanks...
We're hearing the phrase more and more these days, “what's old is new again." From vinyl records, to fashion and home decorating retro is king. Just ask Josh Arter, a Milwaukee photographer who produces images that might not be as crisp and clear as what we're used to but somehow still develop pixel perfect.
Click here to see more of Josh’s images on his InstaGram account.