Abandoned West Mississippi

Jason Lykins, a photographer with an eye for the unseen, invites you on a visual odyssey through the west side of Mississippi. His latest work, a testament to his relentless pursuit of the forgotten, clings to the banks of the mighty Mississippi River. Through Lykins' lens, the river reveals its secrets, peeling back layers of time to expose the hidden stories etched into the landscape. This journey is not just a collection of images but a narrative of discovery, where each photograph uncovers the overlooked and the abandoned, transforming them into poignant reminders of the past. With every page, Lykins captures the essence of places left behind, inviting viewers to see the beauty in what time has tried to erase.

Jason Lykins, originally from Canada, now calls the Mississippi Gulf Coast home, where the proximity to New Orleans' French Quarter has become a significant influence on his work. His journey from the serene landscapes of Canada to the vibrant, historical streets of the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans reflects in his photography. Jason captures the essence of both the serene beaches of the Gulf Coast and the soulful, storied ambiance of the French Quarter, blending two distinct worlds through his lens, showcasing the beauty and complexity of his adopted region.