Thanks, Laura! Most of the places I visit have been researched extensively before I photograph them, so in a sense I have a good idea of the history of the location. There are a handful of times where this is simply not possible, and it is times like these that often make me wonder about the past.
Most of the time it is cool and interesting, but sometimes it can be depressing, for example when I’m called to photograph abandoned psychiatric hospitals, and/or places that have been left to decay which have a strong historical importance and are irreplaceable.
I love the simplicity of the view outside that window. I wonder what the last person who stood there when the house wasn’t in such a dilapidated state was thinking about.
Where are you finding these places? Your photos are definitely one of my inspirations in making games. Love the mysterious atmosphere that it has to it!
The scene beyond the windows looks more like an extension of the interior because of the mossy nature of the walls. I just wished a filter was used to soften the glare from the sky. Nice photo still.
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Laura
Your images are so thought provoking, I always wonder what life happened there.
Thomas
Thanks, Laura! Most of the places I visit have been researched extensively before I photograph them, so in a sense I have a good idea of the history of the location. There are a handful of times where this is simply not possible, and it is times like these that often make me wonder about the past.
Laura
How cool is that, Thomas, how fascinating to be know what the buildings you photograph “lived” through.
Thomas
Most of the time it is cool and interesting, but sometimes it can be depressing, for example when I’m called to photograph abandoned psychiatric hospitals, and/or places that have been left to decay which have a strong historical importance and are irreplaceable.
Meldred Judith
I wonder what happened in this side of the house. It’s so sad to look at. I always wonder about the story behind all this.
Obalade Damilola
This is obviously a dilapidated building.. You always try to make an ugly building look nice in your photos..
Rizzee Cerdeñola
I feel bad for this window. It is broken and abandoned.
ekimbadger
I love the simplicity of the view outside that window. I wonder what the last person who stood there when the house wasn’t in such a dilapidated state was thinking about.
Rae
Where are you finding these places? Your photos are definitely one of my inspirations in making games. Love the mysterious atmosphere that it has to it!
jolly555
I know we can see different things looking through this window. For me I see something bright and natural.Nice shot too.
joy
The scene beyond the windows looks more like an extension of the interior because of the mossy nature of the walls. I just wished a filter was used to soften the glare from the sky. Nice photo still.
Ursula
The colors on this photo blend together beautifully. I’d really want to know the camera you use.
Amanda
The house is located on a beautiful place. This would be totally worth the restoration.
Harriet
Was this place previously a war zone? It looks so damaged.
Derreck
There is so much rot around the window. This is the disadvantage of a wooden house.
Gerald D
Looks like this house was part cement and part wood. I find that interesting.