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Heres a front side of an abandoned house i photographed before. I think this side is as interesting as the backside.
Simnasho, Central Oregon.
Warm Springs Indian
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I'm on this kick lately about decay and how pretty it can be. I might be the only one who thinks so. I'm also on this kick about shooting things that are completely antithetical to anything I ever shoot. What people don't know is that I have this same picture (well not the exact same) waiting to be developed -- that's right, film. I'm shooting film I'm doing what I was advised to do every two years, throw it all away, bust it wide open and start all over. So I'm starting over. Manual to boot, color, film, and no people. See how long it lasts, and see if I can do it.
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Decaying banksia trunk and Prickly Moses wattle seedlings after summer 2013/14 bushfire, Bundjalung National Park, NSW AU
Inside "A Grand Stucco" sitting on land set aside for public hunting in rural Northwest Iowa. This house perplexed me more than any previous piece of abandonment I have photographed... that is, it seemed more senseless than some of the others... this location, the size of the house, and other characteristics...caused the desertion to seem so odd.
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Small decayed house, North-East Madeira.
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First Methodist Church in Gary, Indiana hasn't held service in decades. Instead it is a destination for those interested in ruins of the past.
So i went out with the rifle today with my dad and the dog for a quick look around to see if there was any rabbits or fox but we only seen a few. I decided it would be a great idea to take my camera with me to get some photos of the shooting world! i got a few nice shots i think :) let me know what you think guys. thanks for the support!
Found this one south of Edmonton. Very interesting farm equipment. We're going to have to visit this one when there's some awesome light....
Graffiti and decay from the Squirrel Cage historic jail in Council Bluffs, Iowa. These aren't great photos, but the subject matter is interesting:
The patented design allowed one jailer to rotate the entire, three-story cylinder (and all its prisoners) around in a circle using just a hand crank. The jail held 63 prisoners who could not leave their cells unless their cell was cranked around to the doorway. Built in 1885 for about $30,000, safety concerns eventually led the jail to be modified away from the original rotary configuration. The county quit using the jail altogether in the 1960s.