On the Back Roads - Photos of Rural America

The Back Roads — 126th Avenue, Allegan County, Mchigan

The Back Roads — Abandoned Perch

The Back Roads — Wildlife Refuge

The Back Roads — Frying Pan

The Back Roads — Swan Creek Dam

The Back Roads — Spent

The Back Roads — Underfoot

The Back Roads — Rural Churchyard

The Back Roads — Downpour

The Back Roads — Effluence

The Back Roads — Under a Heavy Sky

The Back Roads — Comfy Chair

The Back Roads — Joe Tree

The Back Roads — Clear Cut I

The Back Roads — Clear Cut II

The Back Roads — Aftermath

The Back Roads — On the Beach

The Back Roads — Big Game

The Back Roads — Backroad

The Back Roads — On the Pine Barrens

The Back Roads — Waiting for a Train

The Back Roads — Fence Row

The Back Roads — Unknown

The Back Roads — Abandoned Stairs

The Back Roads — Bush and Pole

The Back Roads — Dogwood and Deadwood

The Back Roads — Silo

The Back Roads — Walkway

The Back Roads — Mountain Top

The Back Roads — Morning Commute

The Back Roads — Bones on a Cart

The Back Roads — On The Road

The Back Roads — End of the Road

The Back Roads — Ghost Light

The Back Roads — In Indiana

The Back Roads — One Bright Morning

The Back Roads — Tourists at Lincoln's Tomb

The Back Roads — Windmills in Paradise

The Back Roads — Mallows Bay, Maryland

The Back Roads — Ferry Point, Maryland

The Back Roads — Crooked Tree at Ferry Point, Maryland

The Back Roads — Trees At Twilight

The Back Roads — Indiana Spring

The Back Roads — On the Back Roads

The Back Roads — End of Summer

The Back Roads — Thunderhead of Lake Superior

The Back Roads — Sunset Near Skanee

The Back Roads — Munising Falls

The Back Roads (48 photos)

The back roads - those in between places. Sometimes close to the wilds, sometimes close to the city, always interesting. I often reach for the Holga or other toy camera when photographing in these spaces.

1 comment

Comment from: Deb Mangan Visitor

Mr. Cassino, I love your pictures, I was first introduced to them in 2005 in Orlando, FL. I now live in Ruidoso NM and still love your pictures. They are some of the most comforting pictures when I need to decompress after a hard day at the middle school with the kids. Thank you so much for bringing such joy to those of us who have not yet gotten to take the trips you have. Thank you again.

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