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Beauty is in the eye 👀 of the beholder. I love to see these relics of days gone by. Love your.photography and interest in these old and interesting places. My parents used to live around this area Mom used to work at marsh wheeling stogies😊

I grew up in this town and spent many days playing here ! There is so much history in this graveyard! General George glover and many soldiers from the revolution are buried here !they were the men rowing the boats in the famous painting of Washington crossing the Delaware!

Good job, Keith. Love the way your B&W photos provide a totally different look to the desert landscape. Stay safe !

This landscape is so foreign to what I'm used to but it's fascinating. Was this just someplace along the road or a park? Great photos; I especially liked the detail shots. Wonderful video by you and Teena!

The fact that anything can grow and thrive in a landscape like that always amazes me. Shooting in that harsh light and not blowing out highlights is another feat! LOL! Love those images. The textures, shadows and shapes are really cool! Thanks for taking us along, have a great weekend.

Hello dear friends. Another beautiful video, my dear friends. Sorry, Keith, for the short response, but I had surgery on my thumb last week. I could no longer stretch it and it hurt when I had to reach for something. But everything went well and I can start taking pictures outside again next week. My scooter has been overhauled and is back in top shape. Now I'm mainly going to take photos outside, and I'm looking forward to that. Could you say hi to Teena from me, buddy? Antoine.

I believe that dark maroon brick structure was a wooden building and the brick front or facade was added later from the 1920's up until the 1950's. I would also bet there was another vanished structure between that brick one and the wood one with the porch. Well done Keith

When I was a kid back in high school. We would skip school and whoever was the oldest would go and buy beer and we would head to the river. Great memories

Good video. I visited Texola in April 2022. My father was born there in 1931. Grandfather was one of the local mechanics. They moved to South Texas circa 1936

Hi Keith, I live in Memphis and spend a good bit of time photographing ruins and decay in the Mississippi and Arkansas Delta. I recently discovered and now really enjoy your UA-cam channel. I’ve been photographing for over 20 years and have done some medium format b&w work with several cameras, but now I work almost exclusively in digital. I was unaware of the historic buildings in Michigan City, so I visited and photographed them this week along with some rather spectacular ruins/deserted buildings in Holly Springs, about 15 mi south of Michigan City. The ruins are on a 120 acre parcel and publicly accessible. They are the ruins of 3 abandoned building from the Mississippi Industrial College, and they are among the most spectacular ruins in my region. There is also a rich history to the school. Next time you’re over in that area, I encourage you to pay a visit. They won’t disappoint! Here is a small collection of my images from the MIC ruins made this week. www.flickr.com/photos/mattmathews/shares/Bw2w6211Jy Cheers, Matt

good shoot and shots . but mostly love that you are getting prints done or are printing your self ...

I don't understand how resampling a 2 inch by 2 inch negative @ 5400 pixel/inch results in a 300 dpi image capable of a 40 by 40 print

Could see the texture in the lower left corner when you showed it. I'm not a pro & would of never thought to put photos like these up for sale. Maybe for a restaurant also1 Good deal.

Love your channel. Would you mind sharing the link to where you bought your white gloves please.

Can't really tell , are there any reflections at all with this paper ?

That area is actually south of the MS Delta and is located on the bluffs. As a student of Alcorn back in the day, there used to be an old slave quarters in the back left corner of Windsor. Love that you included the stairs and balustrades. Good video

Hi Keith, it was cool seeing the 2021 comparison. Not much changed in the little old place! Thanks for taking us along...

I’m from Meridian-Toomsuba 😊k

I’m from Meridian too. A shame to see all this neglect

u better see inside the house .how it looks like .

Another interesting video of someplace few people would ever stop, let alone make a video and photos. Thanks for taking us along, The prints look great,

I love that there is no music on your videos 📷👍

It seems that every "travel view" channel on UA-cam wants to focus on the worst areas..... the areas that have the most distressed & abandoned properties. Okay, I get that your channel may be focused on that, but every video that I've watched about Meridian focuses solely on that. Meridian is so much more than that. Yes, we have areas that are "run down". Yes, we have a high crime rate due to poor city leadership. However, there are many good people in this city, of all races, & there are many good areas of town that are never shown. This is still a vibrant city with many good areas, & many good people, that no one seems to be willing to show on UA-cam. I think every town or city has it's good side & bad side, but it is unfortunate that people, like yourself, want to make money by casting everyone in only a bad light.

Hello Keith as I watch this video, a photo project screams out at me. In a time of division and polarization ,in the world and in nations, this little historical town reminds us to remember and learn from our history, not forget it and denigrate it. I respect this property owner placing new American flags on these old buildings in a spot reminiscent of so much pain and division from a civil war that opened great wounds in your nation. I am not an American but I pray for your nation that it will remember its past and remember where division and hate lead and choose to heal. Thank you for your content👍😀

Hello, my dear friends. Once again, it's a very nice video to watch. Just looking at the buildings gives the impression that there is a whole history behind them. Your good old Hasselblad is still doing its job in this digital age. Film remains something different and special. Teena's video work is as good as your photos are. I really enjoyed watching it again, buddy. I did take a photo of the end of the railway line where it had completely grown over. Have a nice weekend to both of you. Antoine.

Can these homes and the land with the home be both

I haven't explored many mansions, this place is now on my bucket list

Why something like this..? Wonder if it's E- 5. 🌪 and earth qwake proof...lol.. Broze doors built strong.. I guess it would make a good storm shelter.. for the locals..

Wait that’s a church

Amazing it still stands.. piece of history there

I know that area well , it was an important part of my life for many years

Cool video! The world of bugs is a world that is so strange! Where was this shot? I saw a white blaze on one of the trees which to me means Appalachian Trail.

Hello dear friends. This is a nice piece of video work, friend. Those insects so close up are really beautiful to see. I think you should definitely do this more. Thank you for sharing this video. Antoine.

Hello Mr. Dotson! Who played the background music on this video. Much appreciated for the info. Sad to see a once thriving city reduced to such obscurity, times are changing fast.😢

I was born and raised in Helena Arkansas. I use to live on Ohio Street graduated in 87 from Central high school.

I done took ya’ there andvthe 1st thing ya’ did was ask for Chok-fi-lay.

Look at the old fuses box that classic to see

Thank you Keith for daring to shoot beauty and history in (sometimes) awkward circumstances!

Great video and photos, as always. Two thumbs up!

I'm so glad I found this channel! I am attracted to old houses, barns, buildings, and cemeteries. Old wrought iron fences, fancy woodwork, and vine covered houses make me hit the brakes! Great video!

Hmmmm…ya’ need the right kind of folks mov in’ in.

Wow! That's a beautiful old home. I was trying to figure out if it was built as is from the start or added to over time. Mulberry Cutoff Rd! What a great name. BTW, love the "baseball cap filter technique"! LOL! Love the texture in the Coca-Cola sign. Thanks for taking us along, have a great weekend!

Hello dear friends. This is a beautiful house to photograph. Especially the sides covered with green. And you've proven that too, friend. You have taken beautiful photos. And the Fuji is becoming very popular. I have already seen several film photographers working with it. There are 3 or 4 different versions. And what you also show is that film is a very strong medium. It is becoming very expensive when I see the prices of the film. I remember when I paid 5 guilders for a 35mm black and white film with 36 shots. But that time is over. I completely agree with what you say about updating the lettering on the walls, you should stay away from this. I have now lost 19 kg, so that plate of food looks very tasty, my friend. But I'll stay away from that, it's better for my health. Of course, I enjoyed it, I do that every time, my friend. Could you say hi to Teena from me? Thanks again for sharing this video, buddy. Antoine.

Hi Keith, nice work as ever. I just picked up a second copy of the GW690 from a collector, he has owned it from new & it's only shot 3 rolls in it's life. Mine you I did have to pay for it! Time to raid the fridge for 120 .....

So beautiful! 😍

my comment is 1st comment on this video & i viewed this video 1st . its kinda owner to me for such a good video .❤

Beautiful, Keith. We also had a similar kind of store in Roosendaal. The name was "Jan Snel". "Snel" means fast, but the service was the least of all. You could buy everything there, but if she had to look for a part, you could end up standing in the store for half an hour. But these are beautiful places with a lot of history behind them. Thank you for sharing, my dear friend. Antoine.

what a fantastic store, thanks for sharing, not likely I'd get down that way any time soon and I'm glad to have seen it.

If I was a Millionaires I would do that Papakainga/Home Up.

Amazing. Hope they can restore building!!! Wonder if there's some Grant they could apply for.??❤❤❤