Abandoned in Decay Photography

Posted on February 1, 2022 by

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Texture.
Growing together.
Alder-cones.
What stories could be told? Lost in a field now overrun by alders and grass.
How did this come to be?
What a story this abandoned building must hold. I found this hidden amongst the alders.
Rusted through.
Seeds.
The more you look, the more you see.
Strawberry leaf.
Beauty at the end of life.
A new world.
Decay with life.
Mood.
Reach.

tara caribou | ©2022 all photos by me

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27 Comments on “Abandoned in Decay Photography”

  6. The colors of the images – especially the top ones – are amazing and so is the contrast – such detail!

    Another blogger posted a video recently of -a car in the middle of the forest- Has yours been there a while? She could not confirm. It definitely led to some interesting stories.

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    • I’m not sure how long those cars have been there. I was walking on someone else’s property and they were pretty far off the road. Based on the age of the alders, which could not have been driven through, I’d guess at least 20-25 years. There was that abandoned building nearby and a few acres over there was an old overgrown barn. The barn was actually in fairly decent condition. I didn’t take any photos of it, though.

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  7. The more you look the more you see, the more you see silently yuo hear untold unknown stories, you feel them – how beautifully conveyed through your photographs, a wonderful invitation to immerse in another world.

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    • I was NOT armed but I DID encounter a bull moose. The only time I feel I need to carry protection is when I am around people. They are the dangerous, unpredictable ones. I know you know all about that.

      I’m happy you enjoyed these.

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