Photo Essay: 24 Hours In Metro Detroit
For our 100th issue Metromode offers a round-the-clock view of Metro Detroit. From Rochester to Mt. Clemens, Royal Oak to Ann Arbor, we are unique and vibrant community with more in common than you might think.
Over the last 100 issues Metromode has made it it’s mission to capture Metro Detroit in a way other publications don’t. We want to highlight our sense of place and chronicle the people, businesses and ideas that will pave the way for our region’s economic, cultural and sustainable growth.
Who we are matters. The things that bind us together as a region are more powerful than the things that separate us.
For this landmark issue Metromode invited photographer Martin Veccio to capture 24 hours in the life of Metro Detroit. From Rochester to Deaborn to Ann Arbor to Grosse Pointe, he offers a view of what makes southeast Michigan so special.
If you would like to see more of Martin’s work, please check out:
www.martinvecchio.com
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