I hope everyone is having a cracking weekend! Just this morning I realized I was featured by Bellamy Hunt, on Japan Camera Hunter; feel free to check it out. I love that site, and it’s an honor to be a (small) part of it. Check out my page, and then do indeed check out the rest of his site as well.
Today’s shots showcase a different side of Fargo. I think that is evident immediately, and it is a side that I have noticed since I got here, to be honest. This is a small town, and the first thing I noticed is the amount of space here. It feels like the prairie–which it is–and it’s also a very working-class town. There are no “ritzy” parts of Fargo. Even the “downtown” area, as small as it is, feels like it’s a good bit past it’s prime. And it’s empty.
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-Trevor
- “Abandoned”
- “Trash”
- “Alley”
- “For Sale By Owner”
- “Construction”
- “Smoking Area”







Do you take walks through Fargo and take these photos? How do you get around?
I do indeed take walks, but as you know, Fargo is so spread out that you have to drive to get places. But I will often park and then wander around.
Good to hear from a native Fargoan
Wow, such beautiful photos! I am a WordPress photographer as well, so I love when I see posts like this. Great job, and keep it up!
These are some very interesting shots. You can def feel the space and emptiness of the city.
Walking is not doubt the best way to explore a new place!