Now you can breath: this is most probably my last post at 2017. My journey with that wider lens goes on… so here is too locations from two different days, both from deep countryside.



Let’s Get Closer (to See If They Really Have Been Gone):





Dark Days in Paradise:





That Summer:





That Christmas:





Slowly Giving In:





Remains of Living:





And Years Did Go By (January 1986):





Kitchen Colors:





Still Here:





Levitating Leaf (Sunlight for a Short Moment):





I Float for a While Before I Leave:







And then to Wednesday, when I did get on the road with my brother. Five hours, 3 locations but this last one were only one with photos – day were too gloomy before. Last visit at April, back then there were fist signs of downhill, but things seem to freeze then – nothing wasn’t change and that is good. If I would create top list of my favorite locations, this old farm house would go really high. I already did promise to give myself the ultimate slow and long photographing session as soon as days are getting longer and weather is getting bit warmer. You know, photograph EVERYTHING there. But here’s a quick revisit to there.



House on the Hill:





In Oblivion:





Kitchen:





Details Forgotten:





Rust in Peace:





Amazing Atmosphere:





Unknown Soldiers:





Last Days of One More Year:





To the Old Days:





View to the Lake:





Years Forgotten (Loneliness):





Still Waiting:





Frozen in Time:





That Woman:





Colors:





Deep, Cold Peace:





Those Frozen Moments:





Last Flowers:






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And traditional off-topic-bonus shall take us to that same snowfall day that we’ve been looking few times already (this shall be last from that day):



That’s it, and happy new year and of course end of this year too for all and everyone!

I really like the retro processing of these. Great shots of the minutiae that we often pan over or miss with room and landscape shots.

I'm a sucker for simplistic shots such as the house on a hill and the last flowers and you killed it.

Simply wuv the kitchen table/room shot

You're a beast!

Last Flowers is my favorite. I don't know why. Deep, Cole, Peace is also one. The lighting of Dark Days in Paradise is astounding as well man.

Great job!

That furnace is awesome too!

Beautiful shots as always my friend

Have a very Happy New Year !!

Posted by Desertify Urbex I really like the retro processing of these. Great shots of the minutiae that we often pan over or miss with room and landscape shots.

Thank you very much. I've been thinking long, maybe even always that magic is in details. They let more space to imagination...

Posted by That_Dude I'm a sucker for simplistic shots such as the house on a hill and the last flowers and you killed it.

Posted by blackhawk Simply wuv the kitchen table/room shot

Thank you sooo much! ^^

Posted by 4Valhal You're a beast! Last Flowers is my favorite. I don't know why. Deep, Cole, Peace is also one. The lighting of Dark Days in Paradise is astounding as well man. Great job! That furnace is awesome too!

Thank you very much. And what comes to that "Dark days..." photo, I absolutely love that mood there - spruces have really taken that yard over, surround the house... so there ain't never too much light, not even bright sunny day... and it's always soft.

Posted by leafloving4x4gal Beautiful shots as always my friend Have a very Happy New Year !!

Thank you very much, and extremely happy New Year for you too, my friend! First pint just started, this shall be empty for you!

Lovin all the B&W's. My favorite is The Kitchen....that view makes it look really nice and not abandoned and lonely. That Women has me intrigued. Who was she? A Finnish MovieStar? Someones Love. The lady who lived in the house?

Lovely photos

Posted by MisUnderstood! Lovin all the B&W's. My favorite is The Kitchen....that view makes it look really nice and not abandoned and lonely. That Women has me intrigued. Who was she? A Finnish MovieStar? Someones Love. The lady who lived in the house?

Thank you so much, and you can guess that I've been wondering same question with that woman. I've done even picture search with that photo, with no results. But as far as I remember, closest shot so far were given by woman who did think she could be American movie star... and she did look like this one. But I can't remember anymore name. Damned.

Posted by SaskExplorer Lovely photos

Thank you sooo much. ^^

Beautiful.
I very like the Oblivion and the rich tone of That woman.
Thanks.