When we call a place home, instead of a house, we’re ascribing a sort of positive emotion to it. But on the flip side, a windowless, empty house can evoke melancholy, sad, and even spooky emotions as our brains wonder why the people left in the first place. Mortgage costs are boring, it must be ghosts.
3D designer channels full The Last Of Us vibes for this haunting set of rendered, fictional images
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When buildings are abandoned and forgotten, it's the end of a story. Slowly these old structures will be reclaimed by their environment. This process of
Le carré long est la coupe idéale pour toutes les femmes qui n’osent pas passer au court et qui veulent adopter une coupe tendance et moderne. Inspirez-vous de ces différentes coiffures
Les endroits abandonnés peuvent nous paraître mystérieux, effrayants, chargés d'histoires qui rendent l'atmosphère presque insoutenable... Mais ces photos...
Ah, September. School bells are ringing, notebooks are fresh, and children of all ages are tromping back to their classrooms with (we imagine) deeply mixed feelings. But not everywhere. We’re committed fans of abandoned spaces here at Flavorpill,…
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Six Flags New Orleans has been abandoned since Hurricane Katrina and is closed to the
Si tienes una buena imaginación, te encantarán estas curiosas y maravillosas imágenes de edificios abandonados. ¿Cómo crees que llegaron a ser olvidados?
The world is full of mysteries, magic, and beautiful places that seem like they could only exist in our imagination or in books and movies. Believe it or not, some of these places are actually real!
So much beauty and decay in one place.
Whenever new photographs arise of manmade structures gone untouched for years, we cannot look away. Some photos are haunting and eerie, yet these photos lush, green-shrouded buildings on Gougi island, captured by Jane Qing, in China’s Yangtze River, are anything but eerie.
