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Shot with the Brenizer method

A decaying salt-workers house.

St. Andrews, Scotland

 

Thick fog paired with damp air and a abandoned building ... yes, that looks like a great scenery for a classic black & white horror movie of the 60’s😉. Well, I took the photo in the early 90’s in St. Andrews which is definitely not famous for scary film sets but more for one of the most difficult golf course to play on. Now, to some players this might still end up being a horror day once they checked their score card after 18 holes😂.

  

Technical Data

Leica R5

Summicron-R

2.0/90mm

Scotish sea bound loch

The only signs of civilization for over 20 miles on Hwy-395, was this broken windmill and abandoned shack.

 

Near Ukiah in Eastern Oregon.

I've taken photos of this abandoned barn before, but i'm fascinated with the way it looks. It seems to change color with the weather.

On the road near Yamhill, Or.

 

A type of jelly fungus that grows on decaying wood.

Übelbachtal . Styria . Austria . Europe

Textures, light & shadows

Kodak Gold 200, Leica M5, Zeiss Sonnar 50/1.5

La bellezza delle ex scuderie De Monteleone, a pochi metri dallo stadio milanese di San Siro

a close up of the place that didn't look like much........quite the little barn. i would probably walk out to it, in summer ....but right now i would probably disappear on my way there into deep snow!!

Chateau Des Faisans

This photo somewho contrasts with the previous photo on my stream. I get sad when I see an old building neglected into ruins.

Scene from Majdanpek, Serbija.

Prizor iz Majdanpeka.

Sculpture at the entrance of Indochine, a restaurant near Asian Civilisations Museum, Singapore.

Hopefully this can sit on their menu cover.

Over decades of rainfall, the calcium is being leeched from the old crumbling concrete, creating these little abstractions.

Detail of decaying leaves and needles. J. C. Raulston Arboretum, Raleigh, North Carolina. (Another left-over image from 2013.)

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