One day, photographer Andrew Waits’s aunt and uncle dropped everything, bought an RV, and headed out to live on the road. Four years later, they haven’t once looked back.
Intrigued by what drove them to seek such an unconventional life, Waits began meeting and photographing people in his hometown of Seattle and later all along the West coast who had made the decision to turn their vehicle — vans, trucks, RVs, and compact cars — into their home.
Waits shared some of the photos and stories here (and you can see many more at his website).
When Waits went out to meet RV and van dwellers in Seattle, he found a huge diverse group of people made up of a few communities.
After months of meeting with locals, he set out on the road to meet more people.
There were those who went out on the road because they had no choice.
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