John S. Cook & Co. Bank, Rhyolite, Nevada, USA
Featured in “The Wild West Show” – June 2009.
Rhyolite, Nevada is a ghost town just outside the boundary of Death Valley National Park.
It was a town built on gold and the hopes and dreams that the precious metal inspires. Founded in 1904 and abandoned only 15 years later in 1919, it was a very short-lived community.
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Alecia Scott
Wow. That is really cool.
Jacqueline Baker
This is great…so ghostly and atmospheric!
budrfli
wow! on the structure, the mood, all play together like the history!
jagart
great work brian, love the contrast and the light, especially considering the time of day it appears to have been taken.
Rosina Lamberti
This is wonderful photo…so ghostly, details are sharp,cheers rosina
ADMarshall
Nice contrast work Brian – nice comment on banks too I guess!
Zaldy Infante
great capture
Kathryn J Miller
Very different looking photo.
Wieberg Photog...
Amazing image, love the eerie feel!!
ericseyes
This is really good, the sky even lends itself to the mood of the shot. Makes you wonder what the little town was like during its hey day!
Maximus
beautiful B&W, tonal range is amazing. :)
eramophla
Great shot. The black and white really adds to this
ltruskett
What a grand old building that would have been in it’s day. At the very least in it’s decrepidness you have turned it into wonderful art. Love the sky too. Well done.
budrfli
great artistic work!
SB Sullivan
Nice composition Brian
Marvin Tunstall
Awesome!
George Gantt
Brian W. Schaller replied
thanks a lot for the feature, George
Kent Burton 21 days ago
Exceptional job! Congrats on the feature – well deserved! – Kent