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Built in the 1930's, today it's not in shape to have visitors anymore. In 2008, two city commissioners presented grandiose plans for a reconstruction of the establishment. Nothing has yet happened (although Skrotmumrik below in the comment section has hint something else).

I didn't feel the need to linger too long on this deserted street. Many empty storefronts and perhaps someone with a sharpened chainsaw nearby!!

 

After 3 weeks of trekking through the Sagamartha National park in Nepal in search of desolate locations to shoot landscapes, I came across this lake, set at the basecamp for Cho Oyo (8100m) near the Tibetan border.

 

Camped by the lake, I spent several days exploring this area in some pretty extreme conditions, with temperatures low enough to freeze a bottle of water inside the tent, and the thin air of 5200m which seemed to make every action difficult!

 

This was shot late one evening as the light was fading and a light snowfall just beginning.

 

Technical bits:

This was a multi-shot panorama ive just got around to processing... Ive put a few of the PP steps with the original image if your interested in this... www.flickr.com/photos/lanshansen/4960468258/

-the summit of Armboth Fell.

 

I think that Armboth Fell gets a rough deal in terms of positive regard, for even the famous guidebook writer A. Wainwright wrote “walkers may justifiably consider its ascent a waste of time and energy when so many more rewarding climbs are available, for the flat desolate top is little better than a quagmire, a tangle of swamp and heather and mosses, as is much of the surrounding territory. It can be said of very few fells that they are not really worth climbing; Armboth Fell is one of the few”.

 

I feel that Wainwright’s words are rather harsh and, whilst not to everybody’s taste, Armboth Fell is a wonderfully remote and desolate moorland habitat flourishing in wildlife. Every time I visit, I encounter groups of deer and hovering birds of prey. It is certainly a tranquil escape from other people, and definitely one of my favourite places.

 

Lake Desolation in big cottonwood canyon, salt lake city

Desolated Unit

Pudu, Kuala Lumpur

 

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Brent and my younger brother and I drove to the Salton Sea in October, because I heard of a place that many photographers visit called Bombay Beach. When we got there, we all just kind of stood there in silence, because it was truly the most desolate and surreal place I've ever seen. There was a trailer park in this area of the beach once, but it flooded, and now there's just empty rotting shells of trailers and vehicles. I think this may have been a UPS truck. Everything is encrusted with salt, and the "sand" is made up of mostly fish bones. Everything was shades of white . . . from the salt to the sand to the sky. It smelled of dead fish and there were fish heads everywhere. It was one of the most disturbing experiences I've had in my life.

 

'desolate.' On Black

 

Little did I know

That I almost let you go

Until I caught a glimpse of life

without you

 

Little did I know

How deep these roots had grown

Until I felt the earth quake here

without you

 

And this ache is gonna break me love

Until you come back home

Right or wrong

There is no home without you

 

And these eyes are never gonna dry

I never knew how I could cry

Until I thought I'd really lost you

Take from the eastern shore of Lake Aloha

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A Lonely, Deserted House in the middle of nowhere...

 

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Cover artwork for Jérôme Noirez's novel "Desolation Road" published by Gulf Stream éditions.

Produce farm in Georgia.

Desolation Canyon

 

Photo by Bob Wick, Bureau of Land Management.

No Award Group Invites, please

 

I love driving through the desert. Really.

DESOLATE

1: devoid of inhabitants and visitors : deserted

  

Something so desolete shouldn´t be allowed to be so infinitetely vast and beautiful.

So very beautiful

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Is it a assembly of the pirates?

 

Posted by Second Life Resident Liqueur Felix. Visit Desolation.

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Copenhagen Central station found empty at 8pm, that's unusual.

 

--Jacob Surland

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www.caughtinpixels.com

 

Art sale as limited prints. Photo by Jacob Surland, Licensed Creative Commons non-commercial v4.0. No Derivative Work. Protected by Pixsy.com.

A desolate street in the centre of Barcelona

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Daniel Otero sits at his desk inside his fire lookout over a country of clouds ontop of Desolation Peak.

 

Photograph by: Basil Tsimoyianis, photo volunteer.

It looked so much better with the old shop signs. I do hope they get on with demolition soon.

Desolated at stoke Underground Paul's stage dive.

Desolation Canyon, hike near the rim Photo by BLM employee Bob Wick

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