A group of abandoned houses for decades, the vegetation that tries to riappropriasi of those poor areas, a grassy path that no one ever runs and sadness that I slow up, but deeper and more compelling.
A place that strikes deep in the heart and constricts the flow of copious tears.
It 'a dip in the history of late nineteenth century and early twentieth century, made of pellagra and misery, woe, work and minds clouded by wine and smoke, and also of minds trained intelligence necessary for the superfine tough survive.
From there they left the young people who emigrated to the Americas and made their fortunes with the intelligence and hard work, there remained only a few old and then did not stay anymore.
25 May 12:33
fasahe69
Like this
25 May 12:37
fraco92
bella giorgio!! ;)
25 May 13:05
1234567_
Good work
25 May 13:18
arthakker
amazing urbex work, where is the house???
25 May 13:34
pandarino
bruciato fuori alla finestra , ma bellissimo tutto l'interno
25 May 13:58
arnie58
yes
25 May 14:15
digicam
A Bit Bright at the Window but I like the overall processing of it........Well Done.
25 May 14:22
agora
Perfect
25 May 14:29
cloudberry
I like this
25 May 15:02
bessi7
Excellent photo.
25 May 15:09
vendenis
Great shot indeed. I love the red tone coming from the window and the chair.
25 May 15:21
johnt
Great story. I might add that I have seen this scenerio many times in America in the 50's growing up so not all streets are paved with gold as sometimes precieved.
25 May 16:11
karl_oparka
Nice scene.
25 May 16:18
ruhri
This is excellent.
25 May 16:24
ardas1968
10! everything is perfect!
25 May 18:01
sanz3jo
Perfect
25 May 18:26
rrr
Has a pearlescent look to it.
25 May 19:17
Randall.Lohr
I enjoy your poetic description as much as the photo itself.
25 May 20:38
trairao
Ottimo lavoro.
25 May 20:44
euganeus69
Bellissimo scatto e ottima post!
25 May 22:46
rcuello
Wonderful photography and your words.
I imagine my great-grandfather in the kitchen, before emigrating to my country.
For these things in life took the name of my grandmother (Cuello), but my grandfather was named Signori. I was originally Signorile and w
25 May 22:48
rcuello
...I was originally Signorile and was deformed.
28 May 17:45
chema
10
07 Jun 17:22
detmarjohn
Love this! Just joined and this is going to be one of my fav's
A group of abandoned houses for decades, the vegetation that tries to riappropriasi of those poor areas, a grassy path that no one ever runs and sadness that I slow up, but deeper and more compelling. A place that strikes deep in the heart and constricts the flow of copious tears. It 'a dip in the history of late nineteenth century and early twentieth century, made of pellagra and misery, woe, work and minds clouded by wine and smoke, and also of minds trained intelligence necessary for the superfine tough survive. From there they left the young people who emigrated to the Americas and made their fortunes with the intelligence and hard work, there remained only a few old and then did not stay anymore.
Like this
bella giorgio!! ;)
Good work
amazing urbex work, where is the house???
bruciato fuori alla finestra , ma bellissimo tutto l'interno
yes
A Bit Bright at the Window but I like the overall processing of it........Well Done.
Perfect
I like this
Excellent photo.
Great shot indeed. I love the red tone coming from the window and the chair.
Great story. I might add that I have seen this scenerio many times in America in the 50's growing up so not all streets are paved with gold as sometimes precieved.
Nice scene.
This is excellent.
10! everything is perfect!
Perfect
Has a pearlescent look to it.
I enjoy your poetic description as much as the photo itself.
Ottimo lavoro.
Bellissimo scatto e ottima post!
Wonderful photography and your words. I imagine my great-grandfather in the kitchen, before emigrating to my country. For these things in life took the name of my grandmother (Cuello), but my grandfather was named Signori. I was originally Signorile and w
...I was originally Signorile and was deformed.
10
Love this! Just joined and this is going to be one of my fav's