Zach Bradley has been photographing the Mojave Desert for 16 years.

He's used the same film camera the entire time.

He's come across all sorts of bizarre finds, from a pet cemetery to a "wheel of misfortune."

"There's not really a rhyme or reason, I'm just kind of compelled to do it," he told Insider about shooting the Mojave for all this time.

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Zach Bradley, 35, is not the capricious type.

Raised in Barstow, California, Bradley says he got into photography as a kid after buying some disposable cameras at a Rite Aid to capture the many abandoned things around his hometown. But the Mojave Desert, which covers 25,000 square miles, got him hooked, leading him to buy his first and only film camera at 19.

Almost two decades later, he uses the same camera to photograph the same desert. Though, now, Bradley lives with his wife and son in Henderson, Nevada, which he says is "almost like a gas stop" between Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

From an eerie pet cemetery to abandoned homes, Bradley has found a smorgasbord of bizarre things in the desert. Keep scrolling to see some of his favorite shots.