The ruins of Rodney, Mississippi, tell the story of a thriving Southern town decimated by the Civil War and the changing course of a nearby river. The churches and houses are abandoned now, and we loved experiencing their quiet beauty.
Ghosts of the Wild West: A Photo Essay from Montana
Why spend Black Friday shopping when you could spend it exploring an old ghost town in Montana? Ryan’s photo essay depicts what we found in Elkhorn and tells some of its history, from silver mining to town dances to a tragic diphtheria outbreak.
Why Visit Zambia? An Answer in Pictures
Zambia not on your bucket list? Jen had the chance to spend a few months working there, and her photos of the country’s many attractions just might change your mind (especially if you’re a nature lover with a penchant for adventure).
Abandoned Views: A Photo Essay from the Azores
We didn’t expect to find an abandoned luxury hotel during our hike in the Azores, or to be able to explore it freely. This photo essay on urban exploration tells the story of the hotel, the implications of its abandonment, and the lessons it can teach us.