Urban decay photography is the subject of documenting and capturing photographs of old structures, abandoned buildings and decaying ruins of large cities and urban environments. The textures available to a photographer in urban environments are almost limitless, and the contrast of empty space to the gritty, decaying feel is quite breathtaking.
In this post, you’ll find some breathtaking urban decay photographs from some talented photographers around the globe. From abandoned railways to crumbling buildings, ancient churches and overgrown doctor’s offices, this collection will leave you amazed.
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Enjoy!
To the Train by Limbonic
Raincatcher by Mandy Schoch
The Final Curtain by Sven Fennema
Untitled by Nikola Banicevic
Sant Pere de Rodes No HDR by Jose Mieza
Stairway to Heaven by Alfredo Giliotti
See What’s Become of Me by Sol Lang
The Old Winery by Sven Fennema
Banksy Old Street by Stew Dean
The Doctor Will See You Now by CmdrCord
Radio by Jody Miller
Pink Window by Jose Silva
Old Forgotten Piano by Derek Pinkston
Sitting by the Fire by Cormac Scanlan
Exit by Patricia Sweeney
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is anyone else bored with this hdr post manipulation?
yes HDR is boring.
check these…
all taken on Easter Sunday 2010 in the abandoned churches of Gary Indiana.
http://elegantmrgallery.x10.mx/messner/flash_pg/easter/easter.html
cool………
Last stand of rabid, unregulated capitalism recorded on film and in photograph for all to see. Wasted human efforts, unlike the preservation we see in Europe, as the final Caucasian imperialist power follows the U.S.S.R. into the abyss. Will the great oriental force arising in the conscious awareness of mankind bring lasting, sustainable fruitful survival of even the smallest of us, or will we be enslaved once again, to enrichen a far away and foreign bureaucracy and its members?