Lake Valley was a silver-mining town in Sierra County, U.S. state of New Mexico. The ‘heyday’ of the town was from 1881 to 1893. The last resident departed in 1994. The present day ghost town is completely deserted.
Author: C. Jines
Internationally published social documentary photographer and author.
U.S. – Mexico Border Wall
I went down to the U.S. – Mexico border to have a first look at the wall, or the lack thereof…
Citizen Photojournalism – Publishing and Selling Your Photos
Citizen Photojournalism – Publishing and Selling Your Photos In today’s world of social media almost anyone can become an independent photojournalist. [powerpress] Places to sell news images: http://www.alamy.com/ http://www.diimex.com/ https://verifeyemedia.com/ http://www.newzulu.com/
Note to Grit Street Photography Members
I have a major JavaScript error on my website that’s messing up the FlowPlayer plugin. All videos that use the FP plugin on the members’ side, are currently down… Sorry for any inconvenience, and I should have everything back up…
4:05 AM… The desert is glowing bright…
4:05 AM… The desert is glowing bright as day in response to Moonlight’s loving gaze, as the dry grasses rattle in rhythmic rhyme, dancing in a sort of wild celebration of the early morning air.
The Moon Is So Bright… 3:33 AM
The moon is so bright this morning, I could pound nails in the dark without striking a finger. I just fired-up the old wood stove to help dispel the chill from the early morning desert air. It’s an old coal potbelly…
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