I loved the stained-glass windows in this abandoned restaurant along the river in Pripyat, Ukraine. Before the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, this must have been a great place to enjoy a meal.
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Stained Glass
I really need to get out and take more photos. I have all kinds excuses, which I’ll spare listing for you. Some of them are real and some I’ve just let get in my way. Basically, I have a mental block right now. I need a photography kick in the butt. I need to get outside, get in an abandoned building, get out of bed to catch a sunrise, put my drone in the air and/or just find a beautiful spot to capture. Something to get me motivated.
Today’s photo is one I took a while back at a classic Pittsburgh spot. This beautiful abandoned cathedral is one of my favorites.
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Leadlights
It has been a while since I posted a pic from an abandoned location. Maybe because I’ve been busy processing so many South Africa photos for the last few months. Well, last night I was on a urbex photography processing spree and I processed this photo from early 2017. The original raw images were just sitting there on my hard drive waiting for their turn.
What a pretty photo they became after a little processing. This is from a famous abandoned cathedral in the Pittsburgh area. I’ve been inside it numerous times. I love the stained-glass windows that remain.
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Abandoned Pittsburgh
Yesterday I went on a long photo walk to numerous locations with a friend from California. He was in town for one afternoon, so we made the best of it and hit a number of popular Pittsburgh photo spots. We started with this abandoned church in the Lawrenceville area of Pittsburgh. I’ve been in this spot a few different times and I am always surprised at what changes from visit to visit.
Yesterday, we ran into a lady who was trying to clean the place up. Probably a losing battle, but she was trying to get it done. Anyway, somebody set up these chairs to create a little seating area. So, I took advantage of it.
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Colorful Ruins
Here is another photo from inside the abandoned St. Peter and St. Paul Church. I’ve included a black and white version of this photo as well. I liked both versions.
Note: please remember that I am still in the middle of a busy period. In a little over a week, I’ll have more time to create longer blog posts. Sorry.
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Black and White