I have also made some HDR images of the abandoned house, but only a couple, because there weren't really any great scenes. But I like the frontal view of the shed and the crooked wall that's still standing.
You might say I'm a collector. I collect rare objects. Facts, stories...I travel the roads of Germany seeking its heart.
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May 3, 2013
May 1, 2013
Derelict House and Shed
This house I had seen a lot of times when riding on the bus to my parents.
It sits inside a little forest right near the highway.
Since I have found no information about it whatsoever, I have to guess.
I can't tell when the house was abanoned and I don't know if the garbage in the garden has been left there by other people (if so, they must have dumped it there over decades). But from the looks of it, the house was abanonded and someone started renovating by clearing out all the garbage, but then stopped because the house is way too rotten to be renovated at all.
I can't treally tell, but I think the house is between 100 and 130 years old.
It sits inside a little forest right near the highway.
Since I have found no information about it whatsoever, I have to guess.
I can't tell when the house was abanoned and I don't know if the garbage in the garden has been left there by other people (if so, they must have dumped it there over decades). But from the looks of it, the house was abanonded and someone started renovating by clearing out all the garbage, but then stopped because the house is way too rotten to be renovated at all.
I can't treally tell, but I think the house is between 100 and 130 years old.
Note that the expiration date on the bottle is more than 20 years ago...
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Jan Bommes
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abandoned,
derelict,
Forbidden Places,
house,
Kiel,
Lost Places,
old,
photography,
Urban Exploration,
UrbEx,
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