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A gas station off Route 165 in Nevada. Part of an old mining ghost town. It's like a museum, and the people that maintain the area do a great job. Just ...
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A gas station off Route 165 in Nevada. Part of an old mining ghost town. It's like a museum, and the people that maintain the area do a great job. Just some light painting on a bright moon night in October 2016
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Very cool, Outstanding capture

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Congratulations! Well deserved award!

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Nelson, NV?

Exactly. AKA Eldorado Canyon Ghost Town.

Awesome capture! Congrats.

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I love photographing old trucks and old barns and i have found a few that have both attributes. I leally like this one and am envious .. Thank you for sharing it with fellow artists and photographer.

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Nice find.... way to go!

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Great composition !!!

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Wow, love everything about this!

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