Tucked into the mountains of southwestern Montana lies Bannack, once a booming mining town founded during Montana’s gold rush in the 1860s. Today, it’s a ghost town preserved as a state park. Over a series of visits, Anna Zlotnicki photographed a collection of images on 4x5 film in an attempt to capture the stark loneliness of the remains of this once-bustling town. This book contains the full collection of photographs and provides a glimpse into life on Montana’s frontier.

The fine art edition of Nothing Gold is an 8”x10” hardcover book, bound in black linen with a glossy dust jacket and with images printed on heavy luster paper.