Every photograph captures a moment. Most are forgotten.

In 1927, someone walked the streets of downtown Atlanta with a camera, methodically photographing storefront after storefront. At first glance, the images seem almost painfully ordinary. A grocery store. A hardware shop. People standing on a sidewalk, unaware that anyone would ever care.

A century later, those same photographs invite us to wander through an Atlanta that no longer exists…or does it?

Along the way, you’ll discover a city built on relationships instead of brands, meet a mysterious gentleman who may have been leaving a little joke for future generations, and uncover a story whose greatest surprise isn’t found in the photographs at all.

Sometimes the most ordinary moments become the most extraordinary stories…as you’ll see on this week’s Stories of Atlanta.

Lance Russell is an Atlanta-based filmmaker and media communicator who, for over three decades, has been entrusted by clients to tell their stories. A seasoned producer with an innate ability to cut to...

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