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Re: Now and Then: Abandoned School in Detroit
Thanks for those. When I used to do Urbex I would look at some of the scenes and imagine all the life, energy and sound that once filled them that only those sequences in TV series Cold Case and these photos can fully represent.
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What an amazing idea! Abandoned buildings are always so sad to see, a person can't help but think of what they looked like when they were alive. To see the life brought to these buildings is really touching.
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03-26-2013, 05:18 PM
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Amazing stuff! Detroit is the best place for urban exploring. I love these kinds of stuff, especally combined with pics from then.. |
