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You captured something both intriguing and disturbing in this photo. The light is very playful and has an aura about it with the green moss. The land will reclaim all. The mix of this seen is quite amazing, yet disturbing too. The angle you shot is as that of an observer, something someone looking in on time. You captured something special here. The clarity is there and I can see details to help put perspective of what has happened in this place. As I can see the adventure, the journey you set out on to catch this image standing still and moving at the same time.
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This reminds me of a hybrid theme of "modern fantasy," A mix of it.
Tough it can be dubbed in a clichΓ© of "the end of humanity" but only slightly becaue it doesn't mean the world has end, becaue nature is taking back what rightfully belongs to it *.* LOL!
No different then a ruined sunken ship making a home for coral and serving shelter for aquatic life.
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How I would love to visit all those magical abandoned places 
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I love how nature is creeping back in and taking it back over lol so amazing!
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Would you mind if i share your photo on my Facebook page?
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Superb scene! Nature eventually crumbles everything to dust. This has probably become a room for mice or chipmunks!
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Is this real? Or did you move something in there?
I mean the walls are broken down in a way I have bnever seen, there is moss or grass on the bed and on the floor and even a little tree is growing - but (half of) the curtains are still hanging, there is a modern heating - and a TV set?
The combination looks unbelievable. Literally.
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Fantastic places you find. Wish I was there to shoot these. Great work. Never ceases to amaze me at how many beautiful old buildings just left to waste. What a shame.
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again, the plants add a lot to the szenery here
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This image is somehow disturbing.
We can imagine, by the TV and the heater, that this room was being used 10-15 years ago. It's difficult to believe that it decayed so much in such a short period.
It shows us that Mother Nature is the Queen and owns everything. We just borrow some space that will inevitably return to her.
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I can't believe places like these really exist.
It just looks so surreal awe-inspiring.
I've read your note on abandoned places and I don't mean to pry about locations, but - how do you find them? Do you go looking for them or ... ?
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This like, actually scares me. And I'm jealous of you getting to go to abandoned hotels in Europe!! >:3
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This is truely astonishing. Would you mind if I used this photo for a roleplay? I would give you full credit.
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Wow, hard to believe something like this actually exists outside a post-apocalyptic movie .
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Excellence! You can see how well plastic holds up to everything else when you look at the unblemished television! I would love to visit here....wherever it is....
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your beautiful work is featured in my new journal...[link]
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I have featured your artwork in my latest journal entry. You can find it here [link]
Ryan
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The window curtains look preety clean 
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WOw. What an incredible place. It's bizarre when nature takes its course like that. Beautiful capture.
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No it's not mine, but i know this guy... Actually I just came back from a trip to Ireland with him
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wonderful work... send you a request of my group
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This has been featured as my Fav of the day here [link]
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It's so strange for me that people abandon places just like this - furniture and everything still there.
But what is amazing that nature begins to creep back, making them beautiful again.
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"A bed of moss was granted, she laid down with a sigh, embraced by green blankets she kissed the world goodbye." ~Empyrium
Beautiful pic
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I absolutely love this picture
You can see the amazing survival skills of nature so very well in this shot
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