MonoAbandon - Poland 2016

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I was in Poland in 2016 when I applied to PWSFTViT, a Film/TV/Theatre/Photo school. I really did seem to take a lot of photos of abandoned things that summer. Seems like there was a lot of that in Poland. One time I even had the police show up, but that is a story for another day.

this is my entry for the #monomad contest

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Peering Through


Pressure Vessel


Access Portal


Plumb'Er

Stoked No More


Snakin' In


Repetile


Silhouette Sculptures

Vented

Apparitions

Thanks for stoppin' by 😎

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Wao this is a Lovely shot
I love is so much in black and white
You have done a lovely job @synrg
As for the police 🚨🚓 what happened?

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Haha yeah, the police, we will get to that soon ;) It was just a bit of a 'talk' really 😉 So nothing too crazy, but I will write about it soon. And thanks for checking it out @tobywalter

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It's ok friend i though it was something serious can't wait to be a part of the story @synrg

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Very professional Photography. I like it very much ❤️

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Thank you! I was looking at your tutorials and was thinking what else could I do with these photos, you definitely have some creativity going on!

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I can see some of these old objects are there, in my area there is also a place like this former from an oil company that is no longer operating. good shot

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I'm not sure 100 percent but I think it was some sort of centralized heating for the houses around the area... I know this is more common in Europe... Anyways it's always fun to explore these types of things, but have to be really careful as there can be unexpected dangers.

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😊😎😉🤙 some great shots!

u got a good eye..

that last one is kinda scary tho! j/k.

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Yes, the last one is a bit scary for sure. Thanks for stopping by once again @chinito , happy to see you around :)

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It takes a creative mind to bring this amazing shots to us..thanks for sharing..

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Honestly, it seems to me that from the set of photographs you show us, there are many things in Poland that are abandoned or have little use. Greetings and great work done by you friend

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Thank you @hjrrodriguez! Yes that is indeed the case, there was a lot of abandoned things, stuff I didn't get to photograph, I wish to go back and explore some more.

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if you intend to come back and show more great photos then welcome

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I guess I must be sounding like a broken record now, telling you how great your photos are.

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It's all good, I don't mind hearing it :) I need all the reminders I can get, I have a whole MEGA LOAD of pictures that need to be posted, as well as ideas for future pics, I am developing a bit better of a routine and system to get it all out there! Thanks for browsing. Looking forward to your posts on here @onwugbenuvictor 😀

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You are most welcome friend @synrg, I am looking forward to seeing more amazing pictures and ideas from you.

Also, I appreciate you looking forward to posts, thank you. 😊

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