I'd love to see more photos of this sort of find.

I wonder if anyone remembers who they were any more.

Whenever you describe a setting as having been "pitch black", I am always astonished at how well the photos are done; especially the richness of the colors or the contrast and midranges of the monochromes. Very nice. I think what you do is, in many ways, an important public service, in that buildings have a life cycle, but usually the only aspects of the existence of the building that are documented are the creation, the usage, and sometimes, the very end and demolition of the building. I don't beleive there is wide-spread documentation of the actual _decay_ of the empty building between the end of it's useful life and its demolition.


Besides, urban decay totally fascinates me. ;)

The contrast in this composition is gorgeous. Outstanding.

I looked at this, and all I thought was "Eww... bet there's rats in there."