Abandoned architecture – many would probably describe it as dead and not at all as art
but man-made “detritus” and architecture too – often slips or drawn into the life of nature.
Daily prompt “Living art“
Le Drake Noir
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Abandoned architecture – many would probably describe it as dead and not at all as art
but man-made “detritus” and architecture too – often slips or drawn into the life of nature.
Daily prompt “Living art“
Love the mood in this image! Great.
#.elena
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Le Drake, this is an amazing capture! Hitchcock, Vincent Price and Boris Karloff would all love it, I’m sure! 😎
#.resa
Wow those guys are my favorites… 😎
Really do appreciate your words… 😉
You love the same spine chilling, thriller guys I love,
Although, I’m surprised you know Boris Karloff.
Did you ever see his “Pigeons From Hell” or “Grim Reaper” from “Chiller Theater”?
They were in reruns when I was a kid, and I could not sleep for days/weeks after I saw them 😎 “lol”
Boris Karloff is particularly remembered for the iconic title role of Frankenstein’s monster in all 3 movies in the 1930s – isn’t he world famous… 😉
Oh Yeah! 🙂 I do remember those movies, now that you mention them.
“LOL” Boris is such a great Frankenstein that I forgot he was under the Frankenstein! “lol” 😎 He was very scary!
Agree, he was a perfect choice… 😉 ,-)
This is definitely art!
#.emilio
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Very atmospheric and strong. More scary than the house in ‘Psycho’!
#.evgenygridneff
“Psycho” is a really great movie – really do appreciate your words… 🙂
I get curious! How would it be to live there! 😉
I really do like this!
#.ninna
Me too wondering about how it would be – my guess is that it had been abandoned for maybe 10 years or more… 🙂
I often start dreaming when I see old deserted houses. They can sometimes be so beautiful despite the decay. Or maybe rather: one can easily see that they have been beautiful. Now they are mysterious!
Yeah agree – abandoned beauty like this, often evolves into a mysterious and fascinating mood actually often still with beauty as an ingredient… 🙂
I love this image – it is a novel in its own right!
#.silver voice
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Conjures up a horror movie setting for me Drake. Powerful.
#.sueslaght
Remember when I was boy and saw the Hitchcock movie “The Birds” – I think I was 8-9 years old – since I have been a “Alfred supporter”… 😉
Oh I still have the creeps from that movie as a kid Drake.
😉
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Actually, I love this kind of architecture !
Admit it’s a bit decrepitous , but with a gardener, a painter and good weather , quizas…!
#.anna
Yeah you are right, but a lot of hard work must be spent… 😉 😉
Wonderful picture, artistic job made by Nature, a sense of light fear… this house could be well used in a Hitchcock film… 😉 Great Drake!
#.laura
Yeah I believe not everyone dare knocking on this door… 😉
So glad you enjoyed it… 🙂
Fabulous! I love abandoned/decrepit/decayed….oh, and atmospheric, too 🙂
#.suej
Me too, they are so fascinating – really do appreciate you enjoyed this… 🙂
🙂
I’ve always been drawn to the abandoned and decayed. There is a great mystery and a sense of loss, and great curiosity to learn the history. Your photograph is stunning….and it has the feel like this house had a good story. Beautiful!
#.elisa
Me too, something fascinating mystery in the air when we look at this kind of buildings – probably our curiosity – really do appreciate you like this… 🙂
Wow! Great shot! I love the moodiness of it.
#.pattimoed
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Once someone’s pride and joy. I wonder what happened. When I see abandoned buildings, it aways makes me sad to think of the neglect over the years.
#.anotherday2paradise
Agree with you – believe it’s impressive how building sometimes keeps the ‘attitude’ while they are abandoned for years… 🙂
There’s something haunting about it, yet beautiful… Everything there’s left from “once upon a time…”. 🙂
#.ese
Yeah agree – and impressive how often the attitude is still retained… 🙂
When nature-made and manmade become one. Love it.
#.diahann
Me too, impressive how nature sometimes takes care… 🙂
Bravo! This is an expressive photo revealing both sides of transient reality. The abandoned structure has been transformed into an eye sore and it seems that Mother Nature is doing her best to camouflage if not out rightly conceal with Her own creations.
#.gerry
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Great shot… so sad that beautiful house and come to this.
#.wardentee
Thanks a lot, really do appreciate… 🙂