Introduction
I recently returned to a set of buildings me and my friends used to live in only to find our primary living space completely demolished and the adjacent buildings in a state of decay... this particular structure is one i had never been in before, and i got the feeling that it was about to fall down around me. It made me think about peoples values, that they would prefer a parking lot and a decimated building to sit there and rot rather than allow people to live in them and take shelter from the cold. our values, as a society, are so backwards...
(This is obviously a first attempt.
it was SOOO cold outside, the camera wasn't fully charged and pretty much died halfway through the shoot, and my friend took the pictures. But hey, we had fun! So I hope you can appreciate this set for what it is)
(This is obviously a first attempt.
it was SOOO cold outside, the camera wasn't fully charged and pretty much died halfway through the shoot, and my friend took the pictures. But hey, we had fun! So I hope you can appreciate this set for what it is)Join Now
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