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Bart? als in Bartje?
als in van urbexforum?
hoi
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Totally new to the scene.
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Jalca edited this topic 12 months ago.
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A Couple of my stuff
A Corridor in the Abandonded Asylum Cherry Knowle
The Body Store at Cherry Knowle Asylum, sunderland uk
High royds Asylum Mortuary
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old one but i still like it:
can't get in this place anymore:
i used to live right down the street from this place:
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aveteva1 edited this topic 12 months ago.
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Pacific Northwest represent.
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Originally posted 10 months ago.
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joodw edited this topic 10 months ago.
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This is inside an abandoned car dealership. Not sure what the caged parts are about.
This is what you see first upon opening the back door.
And here is the door to a nearby abandoned shop.
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Inside the old Revere Sugar Plant in Red Hook, Brooklyn
Inside the old Greenpoint Terminal Market building in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Far Rockaway, Queens.
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Here goes:
The last photo is just piles and piles of old rat traps inside this abandoned warehouse in detroit.
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Roche Photo edited this topic 10 months ago.
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Johnny Hailstones [deleted] says:
Here's 3 from Dublin
1. Dublin City Centre: as the comment on this photo says Dublin is famous for these Georgian Houses, but not in this state.
2. Also Dublin City Centre, about 2 mins walk from our main street
3. Northside Suburbs: this is taken from my sister's upstairs window
Originally posted 9 months ago.
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Johnny Hailstones edited this topic 9 months ago.
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1). Abanoned tracks in NJ
2). One of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
3). The persistance of the graffiti artist..
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Qualudez edited this topic 9 months ago.
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#1 It's not abandoned
#2 ...and this too. Just an interesting DECAY
#3 ... decay - light
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Tom b(ejgrowicz) [deleted] says:
While it’s impossible to pick favorites, here’s three I enjoy a lot...
A view to the abandoned warehouse from an office window:
Fallen paint chips in an abandoned stockyard:
A wall from an abandoned home in the flood plains of Alabama:
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Hope you like them!
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It was very difficult to choose three of my best photographs, but I think these pictures are my favorites :
Gr, Cikei
My web site
#1 : An old abandoned house
#2 : In a abandoned hospital
#3 : In a old abandoned coal mine.
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Alcatraz Prison, San Francisco. Urban or Rural?
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Ruina de una barraca cebollera. Massalfassar, Valencia (Spain)
Techo en ruinas de una casa de la Huerta. Massalfassar, Valencia (Spain)
Techo en ruinas de una casa de la Huerta. Massalfassar, Valencia (Spain)
Saludos.
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A view of Detroit from the Fisher Body 21
From the Arnold Home in Detroit
From the Heidelberg Project in Detroit
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These are all familiar images in my life and all ellicit emotion in me. For better or worse, I've watched them change over the years . . .
Cavity
Show Case Society Club
Nouvelle Or`leans: Hot & Crooked, Even on a Cold Sunday
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bluecinderella edited this topic 7 months ago.
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here we go these are my three to add in the mixer
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This is just a really neat looking wall I found in a downtown back alley.
This was also found in a back alley way. It's actually an old rusted garbage bin.
This is another photo of the same garbage bin.
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Enjoy.
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I haven't had nearly as many opportunities to photograph this stuff as I'd like, but here are three faves...
1. Eastern State Penitentiary
This cell block wasn't open for the tour, but the doorknob was missing from the heavy wooden door, and I stuck my camera's lens into the doorknob hole and got one of my favorite pictures from the prison.
2. Eastern State Penitentiary
I love the painterly look of the lightfall across this cell wall. The lamp is just enough of a focal point.
3. Community Hospital of Western Suffolk
Broken safety glass in the round viewing window of an emergency room door. Taken on my first-ever urban-ex trip.
Thanks for looking! :-)
Posted 6 months ago.
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i only have few shots strictly of the "urban decay" kind in my stream, so nothing to choose, here they are...
  ![Nik [serie completa]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3272/2423143190_ef7cf55251_t.jpg) [the last is a series]
hope you'll enjoy :-)
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Old railroad depot in Prosperity, SC
Railroad switch in Columbia, SC
A once famous textile mill being deconstructed in Lancaster, SC.
New member, by the way. Glad to be here.
Joe H.
Columbia, SC
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These are my fave 3
wonderful spiral staircase in a disused dockland tower
Whittingham Mental Hospital, love the light on this
Old office building
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This will be me, whoring my own stuff:
These are my favorite 3 (that I have taken) I have a couple from an abandoned distillery that I am going back to. The "light painting" concept had crossed my mind; but I have never done it... when I go back I am going to 're-do' a few. Thanks for looking!!!
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A few shots around atlanta
Abandoned building, further damaged by tornado
found this an interesting view
a picture is worth a thousand words?
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Decay can be dynamic and strong even though it may appear to never quickly change.
Decay is about a change in state.
Decay reveals to us the future that is hidden.
Posted 6 months ago.
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Posted 5 months ago.
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Workspace:
X-Ray:
Shed:
i like the first one because it really give the picture the "creepy vibe" the place deserves.
the second picture was just a goof-around shot that turned out the be actually my favorite picture that i've taken inside an abandoned building.
i like the third one because it shows the comparison between old and new. that shed has been there for a long time, long before i was born, and yet i can only recall that sign being there only for a few months.
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In all three, I personally like the light and the composition.
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1. 
Dead rat found lying on the pavement of a large abandoned hospital complex in Cape Town, South Africa. Even the dead get abandoned.
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Incredible derelict architecture - what a waste.
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Stacked chairs in an old abandoned lions den. Spooky.
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Paolo Tubia see my profile and vote at the link edited this topic 5 months ago.
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That's a difficult decision indeed...
I decided for 3 pictures out of 3 different urbex series...
This was just a lucky find. I walked the street and saw through a fence what looked like an old parking garage. I turned out to be much more exciting than just a derelict carpark - but there was a car (or the remains of it) in beautiful sunlight... this was my first urbex site I discovered for myself.
I like this one for its realistic atmosphere... I learned that you can create a sinister atmosphere from a sunny afternoon in the garden if you know what to do in photoshop... but this one had this feeling already IRL (it is HDR and photoshopped but I feel it does capture the actual mood of that location)
Last but not least - the gearbox of the old machine we found in a derelict industrial site. I also found this site accidentally and there haven't been many urbexers before me. When I saw this machine I fell instantly in love with it - the cogwheels, rust oil and water - just perfect - I hope I could capture this in my pic.
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Here are three of my first attempts:
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#1 Theatre
#2 Morgue
#3
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Here's mine...
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night shot of demolition of part of 130 year old sugar refinery
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Hello, here are my favorites:
Old Generator in Abandoned Greenhouse
Abandoned Vacation Town
Swirly Staircase in Abandoned Mansion
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Murphy Brothers Mercantile
Abandoned Batmobile.
Portland Riverside
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guerilla_monk edited this topic 5 months ago.
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These are my 3 favs:
Crumlin road courthouse in belfast.
Belvoir Hospital operating Theatre.
Behind a door in an old mill
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Posted 4 months ago.
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Alvor Portimao, Faro, Algarve, Portugal
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I'm new to the scene as well, but a long time friend of abandoned places. My three favorites:
A detail of a bunker fence in Helsinki.
Bunker interior Helsinki.
Rain pipe of an old warehouse in Helsinki.
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tutam edited this topic 4 months ago.
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This is from a huge arena for aquatic sport shows as well as concerts. its basically your standard stadium but cut in half and set on the water. The place closed down after a riot during a concert followed by hurricane Andrew (it's in Miami). The place became "structurally unsound" which of course means it's too dangerous for its intended 1500+ people, but a couple of graffiti artists, skate boarders and photographers is completely safe. But underneath the seating area there is a walkway right above the water and there is little to no light. Well I went below there during low tide. In this area I found a drainage pipe of some sort but oddly enough it had a telephone sitting right on top of it. (which was covered in barnacles because high tide brings the water up above this point)
This is from the same location. The first shot from its bowels and this right on top of it's head. As I mentioned before the place has become run by graffiti artists and skate boarders. The prime real-estate for all being the roof. The path to the roof is from the sound/lighting booth. Which is suspended (poorly) over the seats. The floors of said booth are falling out and a few attempts have been made to replace them with plywood but to much avail. From here you climb a small latter through a hatch. The roof is shaped in what I suppose are intended to be waves. to a skate boarder this translates to halfpipe. Graffiti artists like it because it's large impossible to get caught and highly visible from a distance. It had been a rainy morning so by the time a arrived there were algae infested puddles on the roof. In the puddles there were beer bottles all floating upside down. This seems like an extremely dangerous place to drink (especially if being used as a skate park) and the bottles seemed to mimic the potential fate they could case.
This I suppose is my own take on urban decay. The room is actually a small set I built and lit. I photographed it and then double exposed it with a model. The idea is largely based on social and emotional decay due to urban (or suburban) induced isolation.
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This is one of my favourites, but it is not a photograph, it's part of an animated film from the 70's 'Allegro Non Troppo', this sequence is really poignant and pulls on the heart strings but it is beautifully drawn and realised
www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3Blm2qWduY
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Oh wow!!! thank you soo much for posting that!
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