Because Walmart has a company policy letting people park their cars in its lots overnight, it’s possible to find travelers, long-term campers, and even small communities of people living there.
Wired highlights a series of portraits of people staying in the parking lot of a Walmart in Flagstaff, Arizona, taken by photographer Nolan Conway.
From adventurous musicians with a dog named Kerouac to families living out of their cars, all of Conway’s subjects have a story to tell. (Via.)
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