#abandondedplaces

[mattchewmattchewmattchew]

Decrepit Childhood Home

Gift for my Mom. Was her childhood home in the 60s. Long since unused, covered in trees, and bush.

My mom and I also took a look inside, the same day I took this photo. First time for me. Very eerie, but also calm.

The home will be torn down soon. We will probably be one of, if not, the last people to enter that house. Very happy to see the inside of it, and have a photo of it.

[stochastique-blog]

Usefull Stuff

Wish. #kitchen#kitchenlife#abandoned#abandoned_shotz#abandondedplaces#abandoned_junkies#photography#photographylove#urbanexplorers#urbanexplorations#abandoned_shotz#abandoned_seekers#abandoned_world#glitz_and_grime#grime_lords#grimenation

[zzombievoid]

i want to live in an abandoned mossy building more than anything in the world

one cut of the dead (2017)

[der-gorgonaut]

// vanitas // web instagram by Georg Nickolaus

[spectralfingers]

Rural decay.

The gentleman who owned the building was kind enough to let me explore and take some photos! He also told me a little bit about the history of the place. It was the old commissary back when the mines were still in operation.

[makiyadkaze]

Just anime being more real than just about everything

[izzyhutchings]

Littlemore, Oxford

Abandoned Swimming pool

Taken for my FMP, i wanted to develop this image capturing the effects of decay due to abandonment and turn this into something beautifully monochromatic. I really like the vast contrast found within the whole frame and the leading lines forming into the center of my image, allowing you to scan the entire scene. I wanted to use a wide depth of field when taking this image as i felt the whole scene i was looking at needed be the subject in focus  

[ionika]

I went to this abandoned church and I was amazed when I realized that you could still see the painting. This are two of the photos that I took there.

[slip-deep]

Colorado., The Old Race Track

[vincentglielmi]

2020.

[moonlightgoddess13]

Cold Creek Pt. 1

It was supposed to be a fun trip. We were supposed to tour this small abandoned town and that was it. A fun scary thing to do for the weekend. Until it wasn't...

A couple friends and I wanted to do something fun for the weekend. We love pretty much everything scary and one of the things we love to do is explore abandoned places. Haunted abandoned places especially.

There's this small town called Cold Creek. I didn't even know it existed until my friend Glen did some internet digging and found it. We all thought it was awesome. Spend the weekend camping in an abandoned town. Not just any abandoned town. Cold Creek is home of one of the worst mass murders in history. I was shocked we never heard of it! The whole town was just slaughtered and no one knows who did it. We packed our bags, picked up Jeremy, by boyfriend, and left.

It wasn't too long of a drive. Just little over an hour. When we got there we had to park almost a mile away and get on this wagon pulled by a small tractor that took us to the town.

I was shocked that people brought their kids. I thought it would be too scary for them, at least to spend the night. But they all seemed happy and excited. If they were only old enough to know...

When we got to the town it was an urban explorer's dream. So many abandoned buildings. Graffiti everywhere. It was awesome.

The three of us got out of the wagon, set our stuff up between the abandoned apartment building and the old grocery store and went on to explore.

We went into the abandoned hotel first. There were 3 floors, half of the second was a dedicated kids room. The red, blue, and yellow wallpaper was peeling off, some of the wall was crumbled and you could see outside, toys were dusty and thrown everywhere with a kids table in the middle of the room. It was kind of creepy but the kids who were there loved it and found it fascinating thinking the toys were there for them. Parents scrambled to keep their kids from touching things. (There weren't a lot of kids, just a few, maybe 4 or 5.) The third floor was a bunch of rooms as you would expect. Some beds were made, some were not, some didn't even have beds. The TV's were old, I'm talking like tube TV's from the 90's. wallpaper missing in places, dust everywhere. Sometimes you would walk into a room and the lamp would be on. I thought that was weird but Luke and Matt didn't seem to think it was too odd. Luke said ghosts and Matt laughed, he doesn't believe in them but likes the adventures, and said that the place must still pay the electric bill so the guests can see. I was okay with either explanation. I like logic and ghosts. It started to get dark when we finished looking at the upstairs. We did another round, because why not? We have the whole weekend to look at the whole town. That's when the screaming started. At first we thought it was just people scaring each other but they just kept going.

[photozbylex]

[scottyofeden]

“What I love about Black & White photographs is that they’re more like reading the book than seeing the movie” – Jennifer Price

[deepdreamercalzoneeclipse-blog]

Abandonment Issues

[spectralfingers]

Hello, there!!! My name is Jay and I like to explore rotten old buildings and caves. This is a rotten lodge up on top of a mountain nestled back in eastern KY. Can you believe that it only shut down 6 years ago?

[clickclickredemption]

Dereliction Of Duty 5. Magee Barracks in Kildare Town in a ruinous and dilapidated state. A 50 acre site, with a huge connection to both the the town and even my own childhood. Will soon be torn down to make way for a major, new, as yet unknown, property development. Unstoppable progress. #street #kildaretown #kildare #ireland #nofilter #graffiti #anarchy #streetphotography #lifeisstreet #bestofstreet #vibrant #random #chaotic #contrasting #styles #abandondedplaces #armybarracks #architecture #ruins #dereliction #magee # barracks #fadedglory #irishhistory #history #military #army #irisharmy #passageoftime #ruins #deserted (at Kildare, Ireland)