Derelict by nikolais
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Description
Another shot of the deserted young pioneer camp I have mentioned before.
Thanks a lot for your comments on my previous, One of Those Sunsets, and good words on my being chosen as GOM.
Nikolay Semyonov
Comments (22)
Wonderful image!!! :)
Очень интересно, читается все, это главное для таких фотографий.
super excellent photography!
everytime so excellent compositions, nikolais! lg. lothar
Oh Nikolay, a marvelous postwork and a superb place! A gorgeous pict one more time!
Beautiful tone and composition :)
Wonderful image!
both composition and postwork are making it a very fine photo
marvelous image!
your photography is a joy to look at
beautiful again !!!
Greetings Nikolay, I love the peacefulness of the place and it is portrait very well. Thank you for sharing. egmont
Oh!!! congrats Nikolay, how did I miss that? You so deserve it! Beautiful shot again! I am still working on getting the courage to try black and white or sepia...I think it takes the perfect image for that tho! You seem always to have the perfect image!
Wonderful mood in this shot; nice work!
An intriguing view ... it draws me in.
I love how Mother Nature takes back the earth, slowly, steadily. In time it will be difficult to find anything of this camp. A beatiful picture, well captured, seems to exude a sense of quietness ..
You deserve to be GOM Nikolay ... Always a real pleasure to see your artwork ...
Fantastic B&W Capture!!!
wonderful perspective and mood here - excellent!!
A superb BW work. Congrats, particulary for composition and textures.
fantastic scene !!!*****!!!
if ever there was a poem to decay, this is it, because while the structure is abandoned, it's surrounded (as decay often is) by lush overgrowth and abandoned greenery. What we call weeds are of course medicine and power to people of the land, and your sepia and greenish grays make the overgrowth feel like a grand carpet. It's lush, and the lightening of the greenery as it recedes into space makes it seem as if it goes on forever. The beauty of great photography is that it can capture infinity even in a tiny patch of land near a parking lot—I'm not suggesting this is such a piece of land, but that even if it was, you could make it seem infinite because a fine eye finds the infinity in everything. And the light—eating up the edges of the leaves (over-saturation perhaps)—only beautifies the decay all the more, telling us that abandonment can be poetic & lush as well as lonely. A beautiful shot, through and through.