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I decided to trek through my old hard drive and pull out a couple of photos. I know they aren't terribly beautiful, but they all seemed sort of special to me.
An old, abandoned beer factory in Budapest
(elhagyott sörgyári épület Kőbányán, nem tudni, az enyészetre, vagy új funkcióra vár....)
Looking past a decaying house towards the wind turbines of Causeymire Wind Farm, one of Caithness's first big wind farms, built nearly ten years ago.
Caithness, Scotland.
I was assigned to take or scan photo's of the topic of decay and these are my final outcomes, with an exception of one or two rejects I've uploaded...
Grain/Noise is deliberate homage to film photography of the 70's tried to depict each era in each of my photograph's
We can be old but as happens with buildings we should renovate externally and internally and not let abandoned our supporting body.
Better Decay
A closeup of "Rayonier Lumber Co. # 90", which is currently a static display in Garibaldi, Oregon. While I'm told it is scheduled to be restored at some point, as the above photo shows, the level of decay is getting pretty bad.
Love decay, just love when you can find something interesting in old stuff - here and old boat in total decay - shot in 3 bracket HDR postproduced in PS5 to make colors stand out
Yeah, another test roll. This time wide zoom lens to replace my poor sticky Super Albinar 28mm. It's not much bigger than 50mm lens and makes easier focusing - do it at 50 and throw into 25. I really miss DOF scale on barrel, will need to figure myself.
My 3. shot of a dead animal on my South America trip.
I spotted this withered flamingo on the mineral covered shore of Lago Colorado, Bolivia, where they feed in the alkaline waters.
decayed leaves showing the depth of the vascularity...green cast from led lighting
Exposure 10
Aperture f/16.0
Focal Length 100 mm
ISO Speed 100
Lit with green led light
Urban decay in the hill districk of Pittsburgh. Take a wrong turn down a street and the city life turn sinto a dump. A lone street bench is left to rot on the side of the street.
This stream is adjacent to our old house. When I was a kid, you could drink from the water; now, it's full of garbage.
These houses have to be abandoned, they are all missing windows with huge holes in the walls and ceilings. According to a friend of mine, this neighborhood (there's about 7 more houses off to the right) was rocked by scandal when a bounty hunter got too aggressive and someone got shot. Wouldn't surprise me.
Much Better Viewed Large On Black
Weathered door - a study in decay and warpage. Seen on one of the abandoned buildings in Princeton, Kansas.
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