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Cleveland teens see city with new eyes through street photography
Forest Koslow, 15, has always been a creator. He started drawing years ago, but he felt like something was missing from his creative practice. “I noticed that every time I drew something, it always came from my mind,” he said. “I wanted to be able to capture something that was out of my control, something that I couldn’t create without other people and my surroundings.” That’s how Koslow landed on street photography. Now, he’s learning more about the craft through a free one-week summer camp for teens hosted by the Cleveland Print Room in partnership with Cuyahoga Community College’s Creative…
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