Over the weekend Liverpool F.C. managed a win with a goal in the last minute of extra time. Sadly, the Indiana Fever lost their first playoff game and will return to action on Tuesday.
Not at all clear about what's happening but all of a sudden we are being viewed by over 200 U. S. viewers.
For the newly arrived, this blog is attempt to document small town Midwest
Now, documentary photography is a genre of photography that aims to record reality, capture moments as they are, and create a historical record of people, places, and events.
Unlike other forms of photography, it avoids manipulation or staged scenarios, focusing instead on honest, unadulterated scenes of life, society, and the environment to inform and provoke thought or social change.
Documentary photographers act as observers, working with a chosen subject or theme to create visual narratives that tell a story.
In this entry an early and recent visit to Losantville a declining town in Randolph County, Indiana with a 2025 population of 215 and a poverty rate of 6.58%.
Losantville was first known as Hunts Cross Roads, and under the latter name was platted in 1851.The present name is derived from Losantiville, an early name for Cincinnati, Ohio.
On an earlier visit discovered, on the North edge of town, Caine's Liquor retail outlet.
Losantville, Indiana. ca 2012
Returning this month
Losantville, Indiana. ca 2025.
the building has been cleaned up, updated and now the home of One Stop Liquor.
Folks: NOTE I'm not the Pro Photographer that is in Indianapolis, Indiana. No rather, I live in a small town in Eastern Indiana.
All writing and images © Richard W. Rodgers unless expressly noted. Do not use without permission.
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