Rhyolite is a ghost town just across the Nevada state line from Death Valley National Park. One of the many stores that served the 10,000 gold and silver miners who worked the mines in this area during the early years of the 20th Century still stands behind its homemade sign. It is now little more than an empty shell, just like the false front that tries to make it look more impressive than it really is. The building is now for up for sale, and stands forlorn in the early morning light. I interpret this building’s uncertain future by underexposing it, allowing the sign to glow and the building itself to recede into darkness.