Chloride Ghost Town Entrance Canvas Print

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Entrance sign to the Chloride ghost town in Arizona, on the background of the hills of Mohave Desert. This is a historic former mining town in the Route 66 area, very close to Kingman Arizona, has a section built as a Wild West that has been used by Hollywood producers in Western movies. Now it's abandoned and used as a live museum for tourists. The old and partially deteriorated typical wooden buildings with a lot of character bring interest to the nostalgic visitors. I made my original photograph as a manual watercolor in digital media.

Welcome to my Fine Art America website and store. Here you will find a variety of photographic work I created based on my travels. In my pictures, I'm trying to capture the sense of the places I visited and what I found interesting about them: history, architecture, lifestyle, and unique moments. Those seen but not noticed types of things are among my favorites. I enjoy both shooting photos and digitally playing with the images for a more artistic look and feel. The digital era of my life started in 1994 when after migrating to Canada I attended the Computer Graphics section at College Lasalle in Montreal - Oui, je parle francais aussi :) Back in Eastern Europe, I was a hydro engineer, but doing artistic things was always my...