#abandonedphotography

I've considered printing out a collection of my photos and putting them in a time capsule in hopes that one day they would be found by someone who could appreciate them. We have no idea what life will

One thing I've learned as an adult that I think is challenging for younger people to understand is that not all relationships are meant to last forever. People will come and go from your life and this

Sometimes, we find old Pepsi machines. It's crazy to think someone had to purchase this machine at one point with the mindset that it would be a good investment. I know I've made both good and bad investments.

It's been a few years since I've been out exploring abandoned places. It use to be such a regular thing for Alexa and I to do. Looking back, I am surprised that neither one of us ever really got hurt.

Good day friends, If you missed my post from yesterday, I mentioned that I wanted to rekindle my love for photography. I have a full archive of photos and I want to share these photos with you! I intend

Target: Abandoned house Location: Not telling you! All photos: CC BY-SA 4.0 - Insaneworks I will admit that this is in Finland. As you soon would have noticed it yourself anyway from the newspapers from

Abandoned parts 1, 2 and 3. You know, abandoned places are all around us. You just have to know where to look. Some abandoned places are the kind of places that one just has to wonder why they are abandoned.

Abandoned part 1 and part 2. This places location I can share with you. It's pretty easy to find anyway because many have already shared the info in the internet. In 2010 the local newspaper even wrote

Abandoned part 1 These pictures are from the same sawmill as the previous post. When I was a child, me and my sister went to explore an old house that was abandoned around the same time as World War II

I love abandoned places. And I love photographing places that have once been important to people, but are now abandoned and forgotten. Or not entirely forgotten. There are people like me, exploring old

I was reading some posts appeared in my feed of few steemians posted photos of abandoned places like houses, buildings, cars etc., and it amazed me how they made it looks beautiful and valuable. And I

Me and a couple of friends went on a mini road trip outside of our hometown of Hesperia in the High Desert. Our hometown has some things to offer but gets rather old very fast. There are some locations

This photo was taken in an abandoned hospital located at a deserted military base of track homes. There was only two light sources in this scene, one skylight above the subject and one open door with flooding