Maybe it's because "Hoarders" has me fantasizing about tearing the garage down rather than cleaning it out (yup, I'm still traumatized) but I can't stop looking at German photographer, Marcus Buck's images of architectural remains.
They're so beautiful, the scars left behind when a building is torn down, the peeling paint in what used to be a living room, the ladder rungs going from the absent roof to the remaining one.
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They really are so pretty!
Did I get a sneak peek on Pinterest? I'm stuck in that vortex too. Buck's images are captivating.
These are pretty amazing! Man, Hoarders really did a number on you!
wow~ I'm inspired Abigail!
Hauntingly so beautiful!!
I agree! They are beautiful!!!
xx
They really are captivating. So many questions left unanswered.
Hoarders really got to you! But I agree, these photos are absolutely fascinating-how amazing!
Love it. Reminds me of Andre Kertesz that I cannot find right now.
beautiful images! nothing says clean, well, like nothing. :)
It's kinda sad and lonely, but what a lovely way to leave a mark.
After your post I had to check Hoarders on you tube. Oh my God. Scaring.
The house next to the one I grew up in was bombed during second world war, and looked like these pictures. It's been like that until I was ten. I passed by going to school and used to think about the people that used to live inside. There was still some scraps of wallpaper here and there...so sad.
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