🏡 Abandoned places

by @kwispel.bsky.social

Abandoned places. Photography. Ideas.

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L.O.V.E. @e-v-l-o-v-e.bsky.social · 3h
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A button slips from your coat. It lands softly, like a secret falling into the dark. You feel it — a quiet hum, steady and slow. When your voice is the echo you’ve never needed to hear, but always wanted, it trembles in the silence between your ribs. ❤️

L.O.V.E. @e-v-l-o-v-e.bsky.social · 1d
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You’re holding your breath. Not because you’re afraid. Because you’re already glowing. Like a slow, sacred hymn in the dark. Hold it. Even when the light has already found you?

L.O.V.E. @e-v-l-o-v-e.bsky.social · 1d
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Your chest is warm. Like someone pressed their hand there, slow and sure. You’re already blooming. Will your pulse still remember how much you’ve been lifted? still lifted. 🌿

AIC: Photography (Bot) @aicphotography.bsky.social · 2d
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Fismes, (vertical photos) compare with preceding: oblique photo of same town and note how much better the effect of artillery fire is shown by this vertical photograph, pratically not a roof left in the town https://www.artic.edu/artworks/94323/

Lost Collective @lostcollective.com · 2d
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The first abandoned place I photographed on film was a coal mine under the sea: Ikeshima, Nagasaki, worked from 1959 to 2001. A stranger's phone warned me: "You can go, but you can't come back." I went anyway, and these are from that day. The story is in the reply. #Ikeshima #FilmPhotography