No one's been here for years! (56k no-no!)

[LaFoto]

Well, after seeing all these interesting, also somewhat disturbing urban explorer photos on here, I had always wanted to go exploring a little, myself. "Urban" exploration is not possible, for lack of any urban structures, but I knew about this burnt down house in the country which has been fenced in for years ... and by mere coincidence (!) the fence was open a gap when I came past there one day last week er: ), and by mere coincidence my path had brought me along there, too (

)... so I just had to ........

The home of the erstwhile owners/farmers on this farm and part of the sheds have once been victims of a fire.

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Alongside a road we happened to take yesterday, out of the corner of my eye I saw another abandoned place. I think I can find that again. Let's see if I make it there one day and if I dare to venture inside!?!??!

 

[Ab$olut]

wow very nice well done for getting in there remember there are dangers to urban exporation such as asbestos,rotton floors and security but I doubt any of those things were here

I like the last shot the most good dof

 

[Jzero]

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: .....

Good shots LaFoto!!! My compliments to you.... what on earth (may I inquire) inspired you to go out and take pictures of an old, decrepit, burnt-out barn??? These are great shots.

This used to be a dairy farm, pictures 9, 10 and 11 are (what used to be) the milking parlour. I have to look at these a bit more before I decide on my favorites but on first observation I'd say #1 and #8 are the best of the lot. I have played around with #8 a bit in order to try and create a certain "mood" (hope that's ok with you?)

Great stuff!
J

 

[LaFoto]

If only I had known the word for it, I would have said that Photos 9, 10 and 11 are the milking parlour but I didn't know what to call this in English. But when I was there, I knew what I was seeing. I also knew that all the rest was a cow shed, also in the photo that you edited a little (and normally I say, don't, but here I say: you did really well! I did not spend an awful lot of time on these, you see?)

My photos of the inside of the burnt-down home (all only taken with the Powershot) did not come out ...

 

[Lensmeister]

Lovely series corinna

Bet #2 would look in b/w

Thanks for sharing

 

[chris82]

Wow,excellent work Lafoto for staying so long and taking the shots.No 10 is my favorite because it reminds me of a recent dracula film I watched.

 

[ShootHoops]

I like #5. Nice shots.

 

[brujeria]

nr12 is the one that gets my attention:thumbup: i really like that one=)
nr3 is "almost there", i would get closer to the fuse cabinet.
the rest is not that interesting in my eyes exept for nr10, thats a nice one.
you got a couple of nice shots here=)

 

[LaFoto]

Thanks all for looking. I might consider "playing" with some of these (or also with some of the ones I am not showing here), trying out different things on them, black and white, or some action that Ron Jzero tried, something to maybe make them more interesting, more sinister. We'll see.

 

[newrmdmike]

sweet dairy shots, i worked at one thats about 100 years old during high school and loved it. spent a bunch of time there with my camera, and it looked to be in about the same condition.


great job!! most of these have great contrast and color!!