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Urbex Session : Abandoned Church
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The sky was clouding over when i shot this old 1890s schoolhouse. It's about 9 miles east of Wasco Or.
The day quickly turned dark and hazy, so i quit taking photos for the day and headed home.
Central Oregon
This once smart 1958 Leyland Titan OPD2 was spotted close to Cork Airport, suffering the effects of open storage.
Decaying mammatus clouds catch some light over Newcastle NSW just after sunset.
HD PENTAX-DA 20-40mm f2.8-4 Limited
The last tomato of 2005 from my garden. Kiev 60 with 80mm Arsat on Agfa APX 400. Best guess exposure.
Urbex Session : Abandoned Theatre
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Urbex Session : Abandoned Police station
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Sunrise at the wreck of the MV Excelsior, in Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Lee Big Stopper filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
....in all around I see.."
I certainly have a fondness for these old dead tree's, not only does it provide a wonderful subject but i find a deeper meaning to its demise...
Vál, Ürményi mansion, built in 1780, Rococo-Zopf style
Architect: Kasselik Félix
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I think Chinese Lantern is such a cool looking plant. Unfortunately, it's one of those plants that goes crazy and will take over if you let it.
When I first got here to the farm, it had taken over most of the flowerbeds up around the house....along with bee balm and mint, two other incredibly invasive plants!
I ripped most of it out, however it still crops up here and there, and I let it go in a couple of spots. These pods always fascinate me, especially when they start to decay and you can see the delicate "skeleton" and the bright orange berry inside.