I did spot this "is it or is it not?" kind of place from Google Earth years ago. I did even get relatively close few times through the years, but always my mind did YELL how it probably ain't abandoned and it can't be worth of quite long hike.

At this week I were quite close again... and after two not so photographical locations I did start to wonder if now would be right time. Of course my mind were still YELLING those same things, but this time my heart did win.

And I'm sooo happy that it did. It was abandoned. It was much bigger than I did dream of. It also was in it's own loneliness and surrounded by nature. And even better: there were hop in inside too in one room! And when nature comes there where people once lived... for me it is that most deepest and beautiful oblivion.



Like Statue from The Old Days:





These Darker Days:





Path of Dreams:





April Morning (in Oblivion):





Then Came The Nature:





Hop and Fading Flowers:





This Sweet Loneliness:





This Sweet Emptiness:





Silence (With Wind and Singing Birds):





Words Forgotten:





Years, Decades:





Black Elixir of Dark Memories:





Sweet, Sweet Spring Light:





Touch of Light:





The End of The Sauna:







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And today's off-topic-idiot-yesbutwhy-bonus-photo comes from the first weet of April... and shows what it will most probably be tomorrow for whole god damned day. Yeah, all snow gone now but tomorrow it will come back.



Fun weekend for everyone!

Great textures and colors!


The bonus pic is excellent

And when nature comes there where people once lived... for me it is that most deepest and beautiful oblivion.

I love this perspective on abandonment. Incredible pictures as usual, Wolfheart.

Very nice work. I like how the lighting feels balanced in the interior wide angle shots. Gives an empty but warm feeling. Great job!

Posted by randomesquephoto Great textures and colors! The bonus pic is excellent

Thank you sooo much - all the way!

Posted by sunlight I love this perspective on abandonment. Incredible pictures as usual, Wolfheart.

So happy to hear that I'm not the only one. Thank you so, so, so much.

Posted by Jaybird Very nice work. I like how the lighting feels balanced in the interior wide angle shots. Gives an empty but warm feeling. Great job!

Extremely well said: it really was that balance between warm sunlight and emptiness. Thanks!