Photographer chronicles North America's rural abandoned buildings

[AndreaJames]

Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/08/01/photographer-chronicles-north.html

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[FGD135]

[cannibalpeas]

[TheGreatParis]

Film and a Hasselblad. All you need.

[euansmith]

Oh, boy, those are nice and mournful.

[AndreStmaur]

That is a great project. Thank you!

[Papasan]

That was a real thrill for my gang of friends and I when we were growing up in New Jersey. The quantity of abandoned places was numerous and not without some interesting finds too. I still have a WWll leather air flight helmet I found in a draw of an old desk, gosh I look good in that thing.

[Keith_McClary]

Hey, I just got a bit behind on my house and yard maintenance.

[MadLibrarian]

Although it’s not a thing I do regularly, I’ve done some urban exploring. One of the more interesting things is going into abandoned military installations, not all of which are cordoned off with No Trespassing signs.

[PPK]

First thing i thought of when I saw the site name.

Saw David Byrne in Hammersmith (London ) in June, and yes this was one of the songs he did. I urge anyone who can get to one of the gigs to do so - absolutely bloody amazing night.

I may or may not have shelled out for another ticket for Brighton in October…