The home of Poker, a thriving city that is home to million, Sin City, otherwise known as Las Vegas, lies deserted in the desert.

The 28th-most populated city in the United States is also the hub of Nevada, magnet to millions of tourists per year and home to millions more, from poker players to thrillseekers. Las Vegas is the epitome of the bustling Americana dream of getting rich quick while cast in neon light.

Today, however, due to the COVID-19 crisis gripping the United States of America and the world in general, Vegas sits almost empty. Capturing this look would be quite an effort for most, but for the award-winning cinematographer Michael Tushaus it was all in a day’s work as he announced this week to his many followers.

#GhostTown #EmptyStreets Imagine #LasVegas without all the people. Now see it for real. This is the unfortunate reality on the Strip, Fremont Street & more. This is our story. Full Video Link in Bio @LasVegasLocally @VitalVegas @NBCNews @maddow @CNN @CBSNews @ABC @KTNV @8NewsNow pic.twitter.com/tgmebXzLMz