No More Service
An abandoned and closed-down service station in Choudrant, Louisiana.
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Timeless Classic: BelAir In Black-and-white
Recently, I visited an old homestead that had a 1956 model Belair underneath the shed, just begging to be photographed. Of course, the abandoned house is cool but I think I gravitated towards the car even more. Black-and-white photography is my favorite and what better subject than some classic chrome and metal. I hope you
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Roadside Discoveries: A View Through Thick Brush
Here are some images of an old abandoned house I photographed in Lincoln Parish, Louisiana on February 16th, 2025.
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The Alabama Methodist Church: A Must-Visit Louisiana Treasure
Known for its towering belfry and imposing architecture, the Alabama Methodist Church is a must-see for history and photographer enthusiast alike.
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Bernice’s Historic Town Jail: Union Parish Louisiana Law Enforcement History
Visit this law enforcement relic from the early 1900s.
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The Autrey House: Must-Visit Dogtrot History In Lincoln Parish Louisiana
Discover the charm and nostalgia of this historic site located in north Lincoln Parish, Louisiana through my recent photography outing.
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Historic Unionville General Store – North Louisiana Commerce Of Yesteryear
I don’t recall when I first noticed the old Unionville General Store. I always (somehow) knew it was there and was aware of it. But I mean really noticed it as in, ‘something to appreciate’. Something to discover more about. Located on the northwestern side of the T where US 167 (North) and LA 822
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Visiting Dubach: Louisiana’s Historic Dog Trot Capital
Discover Dubach, Louisiana, the Dog Trot Capital of the World. Located near the Lincoln and Union Parish line, Dubach is small but packed with character. This town is a photographer’s dream, from historic landmarks like the Autrey House and classic dog trot homes to the downtown vintage brick storefronts. Dubach also has serene spots like Dubach Lake, a small waterbody surrounded by cypress trees. Join me as I capture this small town through my lens.
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Exploring Ruston’s Alleys: A Louisiana Photography Journey in Color
Discover Ruston’s alleyways through vivid color photography, featured for the first time on Louisiana Wandering. In this debut article, I’m sharing color images from Ruston’s Alleyway Charm newsletter, a rare treat for my readers used to my usual black-and-white photo essays…
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