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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2020 · 11 MIN

Photographing an Abandoned Ghost Town in Virginia: The Art and Business of Photo Road Trips

from The Fine Art Photography Podcast · host Keith Dotson

Photographing an Abandoned Ghost Town in Virginia: The Art and Business of Photo Road Trips In this episode of the fine art photography podcast, I take you along to photograph the abandoned main street of a ghost town in Virginia. In addition to painting a vivid picture in your mind of what the deserted town is like, I'll talk about the business realities of taking road trips like this for photography, and I'll give you some history of Pamplin City, Virginia that I found through research. See behind-the-scenes photos and video of Pamplin City on my blog here: https://icatchshadows.com/photographing-the-abandoned-ghost-town-of-pamplin-virginia See all my photographs of abandoned places on my website here: keithdotson.com Sources Appomattox Virginia Heritage, page 15, accessed via Google Books “Pamplin Entryway Designs,” Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, October 2012 Southern Roads Traveler Facebook Page Woodrow Williams, Baseball-Reference.com Woody Williams (infielder), Wikipedia

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