Dilapidated Buildings
Featured Work
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Melbourne's Ganglands - She Says Nothing by Paul Louis Villani
Inspired by the recent events in our town… / Model – The gorgeous animo / / Art Folders… / / Entire Portfolio / Born From This Earth – Series / Hearts At War / Vehicular works / Architecture / Travel / B&W Photography / Transitional Industrial Utopian Series / Abstract / Models and Fashion Photography
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TheStorage by Susan Kimball
A gatehouse at an abandoned steel mill An interesting music video that seemed to fit my mood where I took the title from TheStorage Lackawanna, NY Leica V-Lux 1 /
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HDR Chair by DariaGrippo
Taken with Pentax K100D Super. HDR done with photomatix pro 2.4. 3 differently exposed images, bumped up saturation, luminocity pushed up.
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Untitled... by Jarrod Lees
Hosier Lane Melbourne…
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Time Warp by Riggzy
taken just outside Meagher’s Cove, NS / Nikon D40
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Loo With a View by Patty Boyte
Some thoughts as I experienced this wonder. Please be strong, please hold on / I don’t want to tumble and land down below / I just can’t help it, this girl’s gotta go / Your creaking makes me worry / I’m trying my best to hurry! Located on the Mt. Everest Base Camp Trek, Nepal. Khumbu region of the Himilaya Olympus SP-550UZ
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The Old Place by urmysunshine
abandoned barn in Indiana; monochrome, no edits
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Steps and Ladders by Debbie Roelle
This was a very interesting barn there were steps and ladders windows and doors the step up seemed a little odd. / old Reedsport hwy, Reedsports Oregon / Canon 450D
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Clean Your Windscreen ? - Yackandandah, Victoria - The HDR Experience by Philip Johnson
Some of us remember driveway service , when you got SERVICE at service stations Today, the township of Yackandandah stands as testimony to those early gold mining days. Our story however, begins long before the discovery of gold in April 1852, and the ensuing gold fever that followed. It is thought that this valley was used seasonally by Aboriginal tribes in the area for food and hunting needs. There are thirty seven National Trust buildings for you to explore in our High Street. Ten of which are listed on the National Estate Register; Athenaeum, Courthouse, ANZ Bank, Bank of Australia, Uniting Church, Holy Trinity Church, Bank/Saddlery, Dean’s Grocery Store and the Stone Bridge. Yackandandah Website: Support the towns effected by the Black Saturday Victorian bushfire , Yack and other town such as Beechworth need tourists. Once threatened by the fires but thankfully saved these towns rely on tourist trade , so get out and support these towns and surrounds by visiting,staying enjoying. Equipment: Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm lens, tripod / Technique: HDR, 5 bracketted images, Photomatix, Nikon Capture NX /
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3Naylz On the Corner by MagnusAgren
Local Sydney Hip hop Artist Album Shoot.
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Cracked China by Gary Gurr
Not so perfect pottery sadly
Recent Work
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Steps to the Unknown by Reg Lyons
Former food storage area and offices. Sarawak, Borneo
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Squash!! by Bev Woodman
Every town and city has its “other end of town” and true to form in Gloucester NSW Australia you will find the remmants of once thriving businesses. Along the railway line I stumbled across this once proud building that was once the local Squash courts. An artist from the past had lovingly painted this mural to promote the sport and brighten this dull end of town. Today it stands abandoned, as does the old truck parked there, probably an ugly eyesight to many but I found it fascinating and worthy of capturing for history.
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Alone and Abandoned by Virginia N. Fred
As with people in life, the old seemed to have been forgotten and left behind unattended for, left to it’s own devices , it changes grey in color as the world around grows in abundance, swallowing up the existance of the poor old building that must have once had love and been cared for, it’s windows broken like a heart torn apart, the lost memories it holds that once told a story, the echoes of the people who once occupied it, but who shall ever know of how it came to be or how it shall end, as the story is left untold, how sad, it must feel, all the character of it existance is almost gone, and one day, they will never even know that this old beauty was there….. / Virginia N. Fred Venice, Florida Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi / Shooting Date/Time 7/3/2009 10:42:58 / Tv(Shutter Speed) 1/320Sec. / Av(Aperture Value) F8.0 / Metering Modes Centerweighted average metering / ISO Speed 100 / Lens 19-35mm / Focal Length 33.0 mm / Image size 3888×2592 / Image Quality RAW / Flash Off / White Balance Shade / AF mode One-Shot AF / Picture Style Landscape / Tone Curve : Standard / Contrast : 1 / Sharpness : 7 / Color saturation : 1 / Color tone : 1
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Beautiful Little Barn by Daidalos
Bavaria Germany / Süd-Oberbayern Nikon D90 DSLR / Nikkor AF-S 18-105 VR / f/7.1 1/40 99mm ISO200 Brightness edited (~10 %) with Picasa 3 / Colors and saturation unaltered – No photoshop
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Big Sky by Todd Weeks
Photographed near Casselman, Ontario. © Todd Weeks
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Thunderstorm At Dusk by EOS20
A Thunderstorm out at sea just off the Fremantle coast. Sunday May 31 2009. EOS 500D.
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Echoes Of The Past by Trish Woodford
The final shot from this lovely old weathered house in North Fremantle, Perth , Western Australia This shot shows the whole front facade. The owner who lives in the property next door said it is beyond repair which is a shame. / Camera – Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30 Other shots of the same house: /
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Days Gone By by Trish Woodford
I’m sure this old bench, at the front of this weary, weathered house could share many secrets from days gone by. / Taken in North Fremantle, Perth, Western Australia / Camera – Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30 Other shots of the same house - /
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Ancient Surroundings by Sue Cullumber
Wupatki National Monument – Arizona.
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The Privy by eddiej
I find old buildings rather interesting and found this one behind some farm buildings near Kentmere. / It is actually an original “Westmoreland Privy” or for those not familiar with the word privy…an outside toilet. / Probably about 150 years old it now has a more respectable use as a log shed. /
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If timber could talk by Louise Cooke
There’s a whole lot of life in this barn. Built by my uncle Ron and his son-in-law Mitch, it is used for many things, including shearing their alpacas. My Aunty Rose has a gallery upstairs with Alpaca products and other crafts. It’s also used for craft sessions and has housed a few darn good parties! For enquires about canvas prints, or photographic prints larger than Redbubble options, please contact me via bubblemail
About This Group
This group is devoted to works of art that are inspired by old, dilapidated, falling down, surviving, barns and abandoned buildings immortalizing their beauty and adding history as known.
Winning image byCompoundeye
1. Tell us a little bit about yourself? See my profile page, it’s pretty comprehensive and fairly quotable.
2. What and/ or who brought you to the redbubble? A local arts magazine publisher who suggested my images were worth selling.
3. What made you decide to join our group? There are very few groups, let alone urbex groups, on Red Bubble… and if you don’t take part you get left out! I’d like to sell & license my images so I need to be where other people might look.
4. Which image or artist in our group inspires you? I tend to be busy on my own work. I am conscious that I bring a more intepretive and nightmarish angle to urbex, and that really annoys the hardcore vandal explorers who prize breaking the law above photographic merit – GOOD! Who says urbex can’t be artistic?... I don’t break the law either.
5. Who would you thank in the redbubble for the most inspiration to you? Like I said I am very busy formulating my own style and images. I don’t consciously follow anyone’s work on Red Bubble. I am inspired by my surroundings, and those mysterious places I uncover, not by any desire to copy another person’s techniques.
Paul
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