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This is the 150th photo in my gallery. I wanted to capture something beautiful for the occasion, and I was lucky enough to notice these worn out blinds and decaying facade. I hope you'll enjoy it.
...Et voilà probablement la dernière prise de cette série :-)
Dommage...Moi qui aime tant traiter les photos trash.
Depuis presqu'une semaine, je suis KO vaincue par l'Influenza. Je n'ai pas vraiment pu prendre de nouvelles photos.
Je vais donc probablement fouiller dans ma banque de non traitées prises au cours de l'été.
On retrouvera de jolis et joyeux paysages pour égayer :-)
(euh....entre autres....loll)
This is one of multiple buildings that make up what originally was a Holiday Inn.
The motor inn in Muskegon Heights opened in 1964 as a 92-room Holiday Inn. It was Muskegon County's premier motel with guests such as Tricky Dick Nixon. In 1966 it expanded to 140-rooms and 190 in 1967.
It remained the most popular lodging location in the county until 1986 when the Hilton opened in downtown Muskegon. In 1991 this motor lodge became an Econo Lodge. In 1996 it became a Days Inn. Finally it became a the Mona Lake Inn. It only operated for a short time after the final renaming. It closed in 2008 and has been abandoned since.
Lumen Print 1011 Decay is Natural Abstraction. The central subject is a leaf skeleton and the border vignette consisted of fallen cherry blosom petals. Fomalux 8x10 in. RC paper after fixing with sodium thiosulfate. Photoshop was only used to clean up the small white dust spots.
I spotted this on a trip to Numazu, the building looked run down and deserted but the colour was amazing.
Gathering together some of the pictures I took yesterday … wish I took more photos of the decaying fence posts … oh well, guess I'll have to go do them on another day :)
Urbex Benelux -
Coal refuse (also described as coal waste, coal tailings, waste material, culm, boney, or gob is the material left over from coal mining, usually as tailings piles or spoil tips. For every tonne of hard coal generated by mining, 400 kilograms of waste material remains, which includes some lost coal that is partially economically recoverable. Coal refuse is distinct from the byproducts of burning coal, such as fly ash.
Plenty of rust, texture and decay here. I'm beginning to think that more of Greece is on the cards.
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