40 Comments Posted by babydol

Again love the contrast between the dull, grimy, industrial interior with the softer, brighter plant life and sunlight outside. Makes the place seem rather grim and unpleasant, like I want to just hurry up and get out of that door, back into the world!

Love the greenery creeping in on the right. Its like life is creeping its way back into that lifeless, forgotten place; nature reclaiming its territory from those brash, man-made, industrial structures. Lovely!

Thats amazing that you can see through the water like that... i would have expected it to be murky and more opaque. Makes a gorgeous shot though with all the colours, textures and movement, love it!

depository/ stockroom

I love the exterior of this building more so than the inside i think

Yeah i love bnw photography, always adds drama to the shot

Now there's an ominous sign...

Wow cool find... i agree with the English though... wonder what that's about?!

amazing - imagine if these people had known that years after their death people from all over the world could look at a picture of them on a magical contraption called a computer!

American people always seem so amazed at the landscapes in the UK is there no countryside like this in the states? ive never been

I have an old fireplace like this one in my bedroom now, all the houses in the area have them, i remember the coal man coming round in his truck when i was a child and selling coal to the few who hadn't converted to gas fires. my grandmother would store the coal in a small brick shed in the garden called the 'coal hole' this style of fireplace was a victorian thing i think, they were all like it, but modern fireplaces in the uk are wider

its such a shame beautiful buildings like this are being lost, they dont build things like this anymore

the contrast between the modern, bold grafitti and the old elegance of the chair here is gorgeous!

wow id have a great time exploring all that! :0)

this is the kind of thing i love to come across, real personal stuff... it really brings home the reality of it all and makes you think about what the people who the things belonged to must have gone through, their thoughts, their lives, intriguing, sad and disturbing all at the same time.