Town for Sale compares the relationship
between digital and film photography
to the Interstate 40 and Route 66.
Wheaton laments the digital transformation
of photography that has made
black-and-white infrared film obsolete.
This is a nostalgic look at an era when
memories were captured on grainy film
negatives. From gas-guzzling convertibles
to exploring the open road, time
stands quietly still along the dusty
California stretch of Route 66.

Curated by Deborah Friesen