Either the photographer or BP owes an apology to the public for giving incorrect titles on some of these.

Wow BP do you guys even try anymore?

FWIW, I enjoyed this. Unlike the individual who seemed to find some fault or something to be offended about, I thought they were cool.

I like these photographs. I think the emptiness and lack of life brings a very strong sense of stillness. Lost America doesn't seem a terribly unfitting title, it could be about being lost in America, or how we've lost America, or any number of interpretations. I think Matthew Portch has a good collection of photographs here ☺️

Intriguing, deserted and nostalgic

Well, I think these are interesting pictures. Don't care if it's Lost America or not (because so many people are saying it's not) but they give the sense of lost (and I'm not from America anyways so whatever)... I just like the style: no people, nicely framed places and things, curious places.

Love these photos, thought provoking!

Obviously people don't read anymore. "Lost America whatever that means" Ron certainly didn't because the article TOLD you what the inspiration was behind this series. I'm sorry if your comprehension skills are lacking but that's no reason the attack someone else. Also if you're upset about the captions, fine, but if you look at the State Abbreviations you can see it's a simple mix-up Marnie. The perhaps of this article was to show the artwork of someone who captured moments in time that are relatable, nostalgic, and even eerie. Nowhere did they say these places were abandoned. The fact that they are 'normal' places without any people is the whole point. Ugh.

Nice list. Couldn't stand the annoying a*s comments under nearly every post, though. I understand "Lost America" through my own perspective and can see it through many of these images. Can't say the same for everyone else though, but not sure why they've got to make it everybody else's problem.

Well, that was a bit disappointing wasn't it? While a lot of these photos were actually the photographer's, they were butchered with the taglines and misinformation. To the photographer's credit, he doesn't name the places in the photos on his website. I think that was BP's doing? Although Lost America is a very debatable title. Chalk it up to being bc we're all Americans who have intimate knowledge on what actually counts as lost in our society. Bonnets and buggies don't even make that list. Silly Brits, your American is just as bad as our British. Here's my only beef, as an amateur photographer, so many of them are similar to photographs taken by vacationers and regular joes that they really didn't stand out. I feel that the artist just Google searched interesting places and took us on their road trip. Ok Ron Man, you can continue to troll if you'd like.

Waste of time.

These don't seem that rundown or that lost. A bit parched maybe. Isolated with symmetry perhaps. I've seen way more desolate than this. But, some of them are good photos. I think he needs to play with light more as these all look like they were taken middle of the f-stop and the shutter or on automatic.

I hesitate to embarrass the editors but what kind of camera did he use?

You reached a new low, Bored Panda, but it seems very clear you don't read the comments and don't care what your readers have to say.