Condemned

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Oh My God, What Was That Noise!!
by Robert Knapman

Part of a short series of images taken in an authentic and derelict church manse in Glebe, Sydney. It was located on the same piece of land as the original Church (which was also disused). These shots were taken during two visits – the second and last visit spooked me so much – I’ll not be going back…this stairwell was just so rivetting. The colours here are the existing tones in the original image with some slight enhancement.
The Old School House
by Craig Hender

The old Bugle Ranges school house in the Adelaide Hills.
Let Me Out!
by Craig Hender

Another shot of the old Bugle Ranges school house. / This is looking into the room where the Teacher would have stayed when this old school was in use. Now it is overgrown but it appears even the plants want to get out of school!
Sins
by jegustavsen

Amen…
Nature wins
by DesImages

My neighbourhood is one of the oldest parts of Wellington, full of wooden houses like this one. Sitting on hillsides among the trees, they’ve bent and swayed to storms and earthquakes for over 100 years. After two weeks of heavy rain, this old villa succumbed to the forces of nature when a slip undermined its foundations.
Condemnation of the Nautilus
by Ethan Harris

On the receiving end of an octobull…
Condemned & Homeless
by stevebohnstedt

Shannon Wilson, 6, wipes her hands dry after brushing her teeth in the morning. Her mother, Linda Wilson, says despite complaints to the landlord concerning the condition of the only bathroom in the house, shared by three adults and four children, the floor remains rotten, the bathtub takes hours to drain, and the sink doesn’t drain at all. Other major problems exist throughout the house.
Condemnation
by Jared Revell

Final Photograph in my Bad Series, inspired by “Bad” by U2… / I hope it in someway a photo in this series connects with you… / • • • • • • • • • • • • • • / If I could, you know I would / If I could, I would let it go. This Desperation, Dislocation / Separation, Condemnation / Revelation, in Temptation / Isolation, Desolation Let it go and so to find away / • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ♫ ► Bad on YouTube - – - – - – - – - – - Dog Rocks, Batesford, VIC. Canon 40D w/ EF-S 10-22mm / Focal length @ 10mm / Aperture: f/22 / Shutter: 0.6sec / ISO: 100
Dog Rocks
by Jared Revell

A collection of photos of my interpretation of the famous Dog Rocks. I hope you like it, thanks for viewing.
Condemned
by Diado

The condemned walkway to Brighton’s West Pier and the pillars which used to support it before it was burnt down. The walkway has mostly collapsed, leaving just that remaining part which goes a few meters out to sea before ended abruptly, hence the barbed wire to stop people climbing onto it. RAW conversion in Photoshop CS2. Camera: Nikon D80 / SS: 1/800s / Aperture: f/32 / Focal Length: 38mm / ISO Speed: 200
The Blue Room
by Sue Cullumber

HDR photo of an abandoned farm house. Featured in Artists of Red Bubble group.
The Bedroom
by Sue Cullumber

Found this at an old abandoned (and condemned) farmhouse. Featured in Abandoned Dark and Creepy group.
The Blood Den
by RPGesus

Hidden behind city streets and run down avenues are the dark places populated by things best left to the shadow from wence they came. entry in the CITYSCAPE challenge at Blood and Mortar
Abandoned and Blue
by Sue Cullumber

HDR photo on a living room from an abandoned house. In the top 10 of the Abandoned Extreme Challege in the Abandoned Dark and Creepy group. Canon 40D.
Kathy: Condemned
by Medusa

Kathy: Condemned “Insomnia clings like a wet corpse on a cold mortuary slab… Her crimes will not allow her to sleep…” Excerpt taken from “Insomnia” by Delphine de Noire Oil Painting 59.4×52 Copyright © DdN aka Medusa
Door to Nowhere
by Kevin Means
condemnation
by Ushna Sardar

FEATURED BY GROUP LIVE, LOVE, DREAM April 06, 2009
Basement
by Polar Impressions Photography

Theme: “Modern Ruins” / Concept: Anything condemned, torn down, half torn down, destroyed, burnt out. Representation of beauty in all things regardless of their state Comments: Location scouting trip for a concept shoot with a model Photographer: Brett Jackman / Digital Developing: Brett Jackman Scene: Abandoned winery, Sydney Australia / Conditions: High ISO, natural light Tools of the trade: Nikon D70 Copyright: Polar Impressions Photography / Polar Impressions On Red Bubble / Polar Impressions On Deviant Art
condemnation
by Ushna Sardar

A Special thanks to Robin Brown , cause he’s the one who gave an idea to make this tee and did help to make it as Png file! so nice of you Robin! you’re such a sweetheart friend! :)
Condemned
by Tara Turner
The Red Truck
by Tara Turner
NO CONDEMNATION
by guitarman

We are the righteousness of God through Christ Jesus.
Return to Sender
by Jane Brack

An old, abandoned house not far from where I live. I bet it has many stories to tell. FEATURED in the group Dimensions – Nov. 09 / FEATURED in the group HALLOWEEN – Oct. 09 / WINNER – TOP 10 CHALLENGE in JPG Cast-offs – Oct. 09 / TOP 10 CHALLENGE placement (2nd place) in Good News Group – Nov. 09 / TOP 10 CHALLENGE placement in Mood & Ambience – Oct. 09 / TOP 10 CHALLENGE placement in the Woman Photographer – Oct. 09 / FEATURED in the group Photography Fun – Sept. 09 / WINNER – TOP 10 CHALLENGE in Speaking Photos, Sept. 09
Condemned to Hell
by H M Bascom

You moved on but memory left behind / Of darker days they serve us to remind

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