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Something I had hoped to capture a lot of at the furnace was a sense of decay. An old, supposedly haunted industrial site seemed like the perfect place to capture it. Of all the decay shots I tried this is the only one I ended up keeping.
Bad day for photographic opportunities today, as it rained pretty much all day. I've been feeling rather stuck in a rut recently, too - I need to broaden my horizons and think of some new ideas.
Anyway, I'm a sucker for white paint on wood. The more I whack up the contrast, the better I like it.
This was one of the most beautiful scenes in an abandoned building I've seen. The peeling, decaying grandeur of this beautiful hallway at the abandoned Lennox Castle was lit up here with a sudden burst of golden sunlight. I only wish I'd managed to capture it with a better camera. Sadly the building is gone now.
Although it might look inviting, walking down this hallway would've meant falling through the floor, as the floors were entirely rotten.
Images from a walk around The Wirral with Colin Dilnot, along side 'Soft Estate' at The Bluecoat, Liverpool. Please do not copy, reuse or alter these images without my permission, all images taken by myself.
Hasselblad 500 C/M, Zeiss Planar 2,8/80, extension tube 56. Ilford Delta 3200 (expired) @ ISO 800. Dev in Spürsinn HCD80 2 min and HCD 20 6 min. Scanned with Leica M9, Elmar 3,5/65. Post in CaptureOne 9
A decaying tombstone from the early 19th century in a grown over cemetary in the middle of the woods near Cameron, NC.