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30 Incredible Examples of Urban Decay Photography
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10 Feb 2010During the lifespan of a city, certain events take place that cause buildings and areas to become abandoned. With nobody around to provide upkeep or maintenance on the structures of these areas, things begin to fall into disrepair. This is known as urban decay. At first glance, these decrepit environments may seem hopeless. However, through the lens of a camera, a talented photographer can reveal beauty in the most unlikely of places.
Here are 30 incredible examples of urban decay photography. These photos are a great source of inspiration and possess many impressive qualities, including an abundance of interesting textures.
Make sure you click on each photo to see a larger version and learn more about each of the talented photographers behind the cameras.
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3 Responses to 30 Incredible Examples of Urban Decay Photography
daileyent
February 13th, 2010 at 6:00 pm
That IS at least a part of it, but so is heating water buckets for animals (you don't heat that water year round), the lights are on more with the shorter days, any heater has to work harder in the colder weather – such as a dryer, and the clothes we wear are heavier and take longer to dry, if you use a dryer.
But more importantly, there is electricity leaking to ground which is a very serious health and safety hazard – so fix it, or disconnect it to prevent serious injury or death.
Jim
♥Dance
March 15th, 2010 at 7:43 am
uhmmmm…….CELL phone?! it has a lifespan of more than 8 years depending on how you use and handle it. but it's warranty is only for one year.
tigris
March 20th, 2010 at 5:35 pm
You want to make yourself seem like you're organized and serious about getting into the art program. Get a nice portfolio case with clear sleeve inserts…
Almost any art store sells something like this. Put anything you think is good in there, but always start and end with your best stuff.
Good luck buddy…