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It's shots like these that grab my heart. The elegant grace of the staircase slowly fading away; what's left of its grandeur vanishing with time and decay. Sad, but beautiful.

Those *really* aren't two words you want to see together...

LITTLEPHERRET, you still make me laugh.

LITTLEPHERRET I meant, not Lynne. :-)

"unless, of course, you are screaming at us, probably not an unlikely scenario given your frightening attitude."

Over four years later and its big ugly mouth is still echoing.

I think mike has the right idea, boiler number and water flow circuit.

Yes I process all photos in RAW format - I've had a few files get corrupted, so now I shoot RAW + JPEG so I have a backup. Hope your wife is OK!

Looking at it makes you feel small!

1st! So glad to see new photos! Love your work!

It always surprises me how fast buildings decay when abandoned. It's almost like they "give up" out of loneliness . . .

The light in this photo is really good, and i love the lurking shadows.
This whole gallery was fun to watch, but i was struck by synchronicity when i saw that it was a Tbc hospital. My wife had a patient a couple of weeks ago that just now got diagnosed with tbc. So we are kind of worried about it since the patient coughed blood alot when my wife was with her. But im sure that my wife will be ok.

You must take alot of photos each time your out.
Do you take your photos in raw format?
when im out on abandonedment hunts i tend to take all my photos in the raw format, but it eats memory fast. I bought the 7D canon and you can choose 10mb raw files with that one so that saves space.

Now i must work!, ive enjoyed your galleries for some years now and i really love your work. Take care

Beautiful railing. Makes you wonder how it looked when it was in active use.

Whats that ghostly looking thing above the window one the left? A phantom tornado?

. . . many things are . . . but not as dangerous as a stairway

Almost looks like a relic from the cold war . . . a nuclear blast door