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| Photo by Scott Garlock |
I watch what they post and dream of becoming as skilled at seeing beauty as they do. Beauty is everywhere... Pop over to their FB and Like them or just browse their photos.
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| Photo by Matthew Christopher |
To view there photos here are the link.. if you click on a photo on their page you can page through all the photos.
They both are talented. I've always enjoyed looking at old home photos.
ReplyDeleteAnd I thought I was the only one who loved abandoned places!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteAwesome photography! Thanks for sharing their links..
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the link .I always love to view what others find creative and how they frame that into their photography .
ReplyDeleteI'm fascinated by abandoned places but around here they all seem to be posted with Do Not Trespass signs...or they are quickly torn down.
ReplyDeleteOh wow. These are great. Will need to check them out.
ReplyDeleteMersad
Mersad Donko Photography
they are very artful!
ReplyDeleteWe love old dilapidated houses. They have so much atmosphere. Have a serene easy Sunday now.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Easier to see it when it's not one's own house that one is trying to sell :) :) :)
ReplyDeleteI love watching renovations on HGTV...I have no vision of how they will look but boy do they turn out gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHugs Madi and mom
Great photos! I'm off to check out the photographers.
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Bonnie
Wow, those are amazing photos. Thanks Sandra, going over to Facebook right now.
ReplyDeletevery cool photos!
ReplyDeleteWow- I love this!
ReplyDeleteAbandoned america is awesome, he focuses on the forgotten and finds beauty. I am going to follow him.
ReplyDeleteReally nice. I will check them out. By the way - I think you already do find the beauty in things you photograph and others as well. I have some old dilapidated things here I could photograph LOL
ReplyDeleteOh, I can't wait until I have time to check out the links! Thanks for sharing them!!
ReplyDeleteWhat, you dont follow me on FB, I am a gifted tog.......hahahahahahhaha NOT~! giggle.
ReplyDeleteHe does alot of photo editing HDR which gives those photos that appearance.
Sandra, you are a giften togger... dont cut yourself short.
Why oh why did you give that link...another case of I have stuff I need to do but it is just going to wait...can done tell I am going to looooovvvvveeeee looking there!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing photos.
ReplyDeleteI flipped through some of their work, amazing, both of them. It's sad how many neglected and abandoned buildings there are . While going through the photos of that first photographer I fell in love with some of those homes. Even in their run down state I could still see the beauty in the structure. Wouldn't it be nice to have money to restore one of those houses.
ReplyDeleteThat was a fun trip to see some new styles. Very nice, Sandra.
ReplyDeleteThere's a story in everything and even abandoned buildings and houses have their own to share. Thanks for the link to these talented photographers work, Sandra.
ReplyDeleteThey have captured the essence of the houses that were once places filled with life and are now in decay. As you said, and as they have demonstrated, beauty is every where.
ReplyDeleteI like their choice of subject matter, and their talent at capturing it.
ReplyDeleteI followed your lead and 'Liked' them!!! Amazing talent!
ReplyDeleteDid you ever see that French apartment that was photographed YEARS and YEARS after it had been empty? I forget the details but I remember the pictures!
Great pictures!!
ReplyDeleteI love these.
ReplyDeleteSandra, I've been following Scott Garlock for a while now and love what he does. Thanks for introducing the other one!
ReplyDeleteI liked both of them on Facebook. There photos are absolutely amazing!
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