Last year my friend ytsl at
Webs of Significance included some photos of abandoned buildings (scroll down) in a photo blog. One photo in which the inhabitants seemed to have left leaving everything including personal belongings stayed in my mind. I then started looking at abandoned buildings online. There are many many websites. Who knew these photographs were so popular. One favorite is
Artificial Owl-"the most fascinating abandoned man-made creations". Another,
Metropolis, "Japan's No. 1 English Magazine" includes a travel subsection on abandoned buildings. I found an abandoned gas station which I photographed with my Holga, red light leaks included.
Abandoned gas station.
The vegetation in the glass isn't a reflection but actual greenery growing inside the station.
Many photos I've seen online include photos of the inside of buildings. This gas station is posted to keep trespassers out. Since I'm reluctant (afraid) to enter abandoned buildings I was happy to obey this sign.
Another shot of the gas station.
Abandoned gas station.
The vegetation in the glass isn't a reflection but actual greenery growing inside the station.
Many photos I've seen online include photos of the inside of buildings. This gas station is posted to keep trespassers out. Since I'm reluctant (afraid) to enter abandoned buildings I was happy to obey this sign.
Another shot of the gas station.
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