Rural america

Max Campbell on the photographer Sheron Rupp, from Mansfield, Ohio, who travelled around America documenting the people of rural communities from outside their homes.

Burton's dreamlike images are characterized by dilapidated farmhouses, empty roads, and sprawling fields, often caught in a moment of temporary transformation

Photographer Kelly Micheau started out as, in her words, an “armchair explorer.” After watching a documentary about Paris’ famous catacombs about five years...

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"Abandoned Barn in Rural South Dakota, USA" by Stocksy Contributor "Raymond Forbes LLC"

Waiuku, New Zealand, 1984. Monolta X-500, Tokina 28-70 mm, Fuji Color slide, digitized with Nikon Coolscan 5000 ED in 2004 in too low resolution, altered by Snapseed 2014.

States that grow the most corn have the lowest share of mobile homes. What, if anything, is behind that correlation?

If you believe Democratic politicians and their allies in the labor movement, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe has a barely concealed agenda to privatize the U.S. Postal Service. Donahoe “can say whatever he wants,” Montana Senator Jon Tester told the Washington Post, “but I think he wants to privatize.” Why else would Donahoe be so eager to cut costs at the USPS? He’s trying to push the post office to the brink of collapse so there will be no choice but to sell the 238-year-old government…