Saturday morning, week ago. Have to get somewhere... and then I did find myself from that amazing villa made by famous Finnish painter at the early 1900s. Main building were closed again, but there is small "side villa" that was now open - I've never been in there before this. And of course there is that beautiful sauna...



Still Standing Proud:





Based on Stone:





Doorway to Cellar:





Bed and Pine Tree:





Morning Light:





Another Abandoned One:





Moment There:





Yesterday's News:





Second Floor Loneliness:





Sauna:





Summer's End:





Lovely View:





Morning Light's Touch:





Summer's Gone:







At same trip I did return to this small, maybe 50 x 50 meters boneyard that have been forgotten in small and sleepy village. I really love that place and how those names take you far, far away in time, make your mind ask questions that will never be answered.



Sweet Silence:





Rusty Cross:





Farmer and His Wife:





David's Son:





Stone Shape:





Names Remain:





Spider on the Cross:





Little Deaths, Untold Stories (Childs of Kannisto):







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And off-topic-bonus-picture... is bit dull at this time - still no new nature photos for way too looooooooooong time (because of work and bad weather). Hood emblem from Kenworth truck (if I can remember right):



The End.

killer set!! those graves are sweet

Sauna and the Spider really caught my eye this round...and love the soft colors and round window in Lovely View. Always a Treat! Thanks!

I love the door way to cellar shot! Such cool design and construction, as well as the craftsmanship it must have took to make the red brick look so perfectly flush with the totally different material which it's fastened to.

Another wonderful set, thank you Wolfheart. I could live so peaceful in a little house in the woods like this. Super work on the grave stones, the black & white with vintage processing working so well. The way the dates on the stones are written is rather unique and a bit confusing. Maybe you could explain why they are recorded this way?



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Posted by Abandoned Apertures killer set!! those graves are sweet

I love them too: fuel for imagination. Thank you very much. ^^

Posted by MisUnderstood! Sauna and the Spider really caught my eye this round...and love the soft colors and round window in Lovely View. Always a Treat! Thanks!

Thank you very much! And at this point I can promise (as anyone could ever really promise anything in this life) that next weekend can perhaps offer even more moody set! As far I did get hint about one abandoned house... and this morning I did go to check it... just two rooms in the middle of nowhere... and I did spent two hours there and left with feeling "there must be so much photos waiting"!

Posted by smokedguadacheese I love the door way to cellar shot! Such cool design and construction, as well as the craftsmanship it must have took to make the red brick look so perfectly flush with the totally different material which it's fastened to.

Thank you very, very, very much! That shot were one that I did fight with when making this, "should I add this or is this too dull". Now I'm happy that I did add it too. And I totally agree what comes to that construction. Amazing work.

Posted by Once-ler Another wonderful set, thank you Wolfheart. I could live so peaceful in a little house in the woods like this. Super work on the grave stones, the black & white with vintage processing working so well. The way the dates on the stones are written is rather unique and a bit confusing. Maybe you could explain why they are recorded this way?

Thank you so much, and I could too! And I don't actually know, I mean it's kind of old style which did give bit more information like occupation or something like that. Otherwise here it's similar even today, name, date of birth and date of death... except gravestones are MUCH more dull today, like cars; all look same like others. And that is sad.