My Photos Of Stairs In Abandoned Buildings That I’ve Collected Over The Years
I grew up in the old GDR (German Democratic Republic). After the reunification of Germany, there were a lot of old buildings left behind that I used to explore without a camera. Years later, a friend gave me a gift an old small digicam because he bought himself a new one.
At this time, I fell in love with photographing old buildings. After I made some fails, I bought a tripod and started exploring new level of photography in October, 2011. I mostly photograph empty buildings with great staircases inside. I simply adore old decaying architecture, their patterns and textures – they remind me that everything is impermanent. Staircase photography is my ongoing project and now I travel around Europe looking for abandoned staircases.
I took these pictures with a 5D MK2 and a wide angle lens 16-35 L mm.
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Share on FacebookI'm amazed that so much beautiful architecture is allowed to decay and fall into ruin.
yep and it was a pretty dangerous photo shooting, I guess http://bit.ly/1Cedk7k
Load More Replies...This is very sad. One can only imagine how grand these buildings once were. The quality of workmanship tells all. A magic wand is needed.
I'm amazed that so much beautiful architecture is allowed to decay and fall into ruin.
yep and it was a pretty dangerous photo shooting, I guess http://bit.ly/1Cedk7k
Load More Replies...This is very sad. One can only imagine how grand these buildings once were. The quality of workmanship tells all. A magic wand is needed.
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