Twenty flyers, twenty homes

Foreclosure auction — cold legal stamp & caution tape. Distress, not a pitch.

The price doubling IS the image — a chart as a quiet warning.

Scale + doubt — a tiny ranch in a huge sweep, one ? over the water.

A cabin that drinks hauled water — cracked dry earth, a water truck.

A senior water right rendered as a cyanotype — the ditch threads it all.

Split woodcut — warm home vs a looming coal-mine tipple. Honest tension.

Sold itself fast — abundant gouache garden swallows the frame.

Etched-postcard affection — with a raised-eyebrow price tag.

Priced on Airbnb income — dressed as a rental business, not a home.

Plein-air calm — pasture and fences lead to the house. Fair.

Scale irony — a one-room house dwarfed by the number. Deadpan.

Cutaway x-ray — fresh paint over a foreclosure in the walls.

Busy agrarian tableau — crops, barn, water, livestock. Productive land.

Opulent, but "TWO BEDROOMS" shouted against the price. The value question.

Tactile close-up — hand-troweled adobe fills the frame.

Golden hay meadow with bales receding to the peaks.

Quiet confidence, a small GOOD seal — where the price isn't the problem.

A sound, well-kept newer home — steady, a quiet check-mark.

Real land & water — with a thin red line of a price running ahead.

Chasing the market down — descending price tags as a staircase.