Abandoned

Pin by klengleng on Parowozy / Locomotives | Abandoned places, Abandoned train, Abandoned

This Facebook page captures the essence of the uncanny and undiscovered abandoned beauties and gives us a peek into places that aren’t generally seen by the public.

Although they look unsightly or scary in some ways, abandoned places tend to have a beauty unique to them that has been polished over time. To truly stop and appreciate small things means to understand what might have happened there and the reasons why the place was set aside. Mansions, cinemas, castles, theaters, pieces of incredible architecture design, and even abandoned ships in the seas are part of an endless photo series, taken by visual artist Kim Zier.

On mission with Fernbank, Andre Govia, Romany WG, Ced, and joined by E-SD Images and Kaos by Design

There’s something so eerie and breathtaking about the places that haven’t seen a human for longer than they can remember. Sadly, in our increasingly urbanized world, there are not many corners left like this.

Nearly forty years after people, the Japanese island of Hashima is lifeless, sagging and absolutely uninhabitable to man, unless of course you’re a crazed nemesis of James Bond, plotting to take down the British secret service. If you managed to get past the round-the-block queues outside of cinemas this weekend to catch a screening of…

Feb 3, 2015 - On a sleepy morning of a cross-country road trip, my wife pointed this out on the side of the road and we decided to stop by and check it out. If you'd like to purchase a print of this, check it out on my Etsy page - I'll have more photos up in the future! While you're visiting, check out my other abandoned photography! www.flickr.com/photos/cityeyes/collections/72157606119463... Edit: Hi Reddit 11/24/15

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