The haunting and evocative essence of zombies in the Depression

the haunting and evocative essence of zombies in the Depression-era America of the 1930s. Through atmospheric black-and-white photography, document the chilling transformation of ordinary individuals into the walking dead. Seek out forgotten corners and dilapidated buildings, where the shadows seem to whisper tales of tragedy and loss. Engage with your subjects on a deeply personal level, capturing their vacant eyes and contorted expressions, revealing the remnants of their former humanity. Experiment with lighting and composition to create a sense of eerie intimacy. Juxtapose the beauty of the human form with the grotesque decay of the undead, highlighting the fragility and resilience of life. Use vintage cameras and techniques to evoke the aesthetic of Depression-era photojournalism, immersing the viewer in the historical context.