Beautiful Abandoned Places - Photographers

Wow! Amazing photos! Thanks for posting, Heidi. That's just the type of thing I love. Would definitely like to visit all those ruins someday. I actually just wrote a blog post about this very subject, although none of my images are as fantastic as those!

http://squintphotographyart.wordpress.com/2013/04/16/urban-decay-photos/

An old abandoned barn just outside Uehling Ne.

Its a passion of mine, most of my free time is spent walking around abandoned places,

http://fineartamerica.com/displayartwork.html?id=6424906&width=250&height=375

On the road from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.
Abandoned plant and lost dreams for better future

Great link Hiedi -- one can spend some time wondering about how these places were lost in time. Thank you.

Check out a similar link here regarding abandoned places:
http://www.artificialowl.net/2008/05/visual-archives.html

Heidi,

How did you know this is the kind of stuff I like to shoot, (and that I found out long ago, does not sell)!?

(Thanks for the link)

Very cool link... Nothing quite like abandoned places :)

Great link Heidi.. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

That was lovely. Places we normally would not have the chance to see. Thank you.

Beautiful! What an amazing variety. Thanks so much for posting these, Heidi. I have a few photos from #19, Michigan Central Station. Detroit in general is sadly quite rich with abandoned places...

Thanks Heidi! Amazing places. I especially like the Abandoned mill from 1866 in Sorrento, Italy as well as some others.

I'm glad you all are enjoying them. :)

Wow, thanks for sharing. Some of those were just amazing!!

Thanks for sharing this Heidi......they were absolutely beautiful and unique!

Some very interesting places included in there. Thanks for posting the link, Heidi ! :)

Abandoned buildings and places seem so forlorne to me sometimes. Someone's dreams and future is long gone and we wonder just how they felt when they look on them new.