Prairie Black and White
Oct 22, 2013
Joel Schwader, Rapid City, shared this gallery of black and white images. "I think they tell a better story than color ever could," Schwader says.
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Train cars heading out of Owanka in early morning. -
Main street of Ardmore. -
This barn just southwest of Elm Springs no longer stands. Time and prairie winds finally took their toll. -
South of Wasta. -
Not much is left of this old house in Owanka. A forgotten piece of history to all but a few head of cattle that graze there in the summer. -
East of Owanka. “I drove this road in late November,” Schwader says. “The barren trees, the clouds and dark skies gave way to not only a good picture, but a flood of feelings, as well.” -
One of the few remaining buildings in Owanka. -
In the middle of a corn field just south of Elm Springs, this barn and house seem to stand the test of time. -
Not much is left of this old house in Owanka. A forgotten piece of history to all but a few head of cattle that graze there in the summer. -
A forgotten old farm just north of New Underwood.
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