abandoned houses

[Robert Price]

Actually there was a filter on the lens that was not for that camera. It was quite hazy and I thought I would see what the shots would come out like. I still have both the camera and the clip on style filter. I use the camera to this day. I just looked and it is some type of softening filter. But there are no stampings on it.

 

[Robert Price]

 

[Robert Price]

Ok last one for the abandon houses.

 

[Pablito]

abandonred bar / restaurant

 

[Todd.Hanz]

Todd

 

[dexdog]

Brawner House, Manassas National Military Park, Virginia. This site was the location of a battle in the American Civil War in 1861. Union and Confederate troops squared off 50 yards from the front door. Before and after restoration. I think that the place loses meaning in the restored condition.

Canon P, 35/2. Fujicolor 200

 

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

Brawner House, Manassas National Military Park, Virginia. This site was the location of a battle in the American Civil War in 1861. Union and Confederate troops squared off 50 yards from the front door. Before and after restoration. I think that the place loses meaning in the restored condition.

Canon P, 35/2. Fujicolor 200

It makes a better photo unrestored, but a better museum restored.

 

[Brad Bireley]

 

[Nikon Bob]

Chris

There are few areas in Canada that have poisonous snakes and this is one of them. We were at Writing on Stone Provincial Park the day before and had a 3 footer slither across the path in front of us. Did I mention that I hate snakes?

Old building have always fascinated me and the photos have been very enjoyable to see so far in this thread. I can relate to the graffiti in Chris's indoor shots.

Bob

 

[TheHub]

... Should I get a Holga?

I think every photographer should have a Holga

 

[FrankS]

Ah, so des.

 

[charjohncarter]

1947 KodaChrome; image by my Father-in-law, W.K. Amonette.

 

[Doug]

There's a certain pathos in this subject; as you said, Frank, what became of the people who put their life's hopes into this venture... And presumably someone owns title to it still.
(all medium format: FujiGA, Pentax67, Bronica RF)

 

[Doug]

Here's a few more...
(Pentax MESuper, Contax G1, BronicaRF)

 

[shadowfox]

Agree with Frank, 645 has details to spare.

 

[Wayno]

 

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

Wayno,

Those interiors are very cool.

 

[Keith]

Seeing those pics of Robert's earlier in the thread reminded of some pics I took with an old Voigtlander Brilliant I bought off eBay. I didn't bother to look at the state of the lens before I ran a roll of 120 Tmax through it and subsequently cleaned it. I sort of wish I'd just left it the way it was now!

 

[tensai]

close to my house;

 

[dan denmark]

inside an old house...

-dd