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Tired Interiorby *dogmadic

Photography / Architecture / Interior

I ran across a derelict old building behind the planetarium in the "People's Park" (Nepliget), in Budapest Hungary. There was a hole in the beat up chain link fence that surrounded the two story ruin. No one was in sight so I snuck through and went inside.
Some other shots in the building:[link] [link]

~esinK Sep 17, 2007

collapse of a period cant tell better than this lights are impressive

*webworm Sep 6, 2007

Good there was a hole in the fence!!! Wonderful picture!! love the lightning.

*dogmadic Sep 6, 2007

Thanks! Yeh I don't like climbing fences much. Holes are much more convenient

*webworm Sep 9, 2007

Much more comfortable indeed!!!!

~Chicopek Aug 29, 2007 Photographer

I find a dolorous sense of peace in this picture.
Makes me feel at home.

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You're amazing.

~razortire Aug 24, 2007

The tires are a big surprise. Decay can very often be beautiful, but the tires make this old building look abused.

~jonukwho Aug 19, 2007 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

amazing shot, great textures and composition!

*dogmadic Aug 20, 2007

Thanks very much m8

~jonukwho Aug 21, 2007 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

welcome!!!!

!addicted2cyanide Aug 14, 2007

it looks worn and tired but there is still hints of life within it. Great composition and you've used the light available to you quite nicely. Would be a cool place for a photo shoot, yay for abondoned buildings

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