trashed offices

[shot_in_the_dark]

As the title suggests, this is a trashed office block of three floors. it's not overly exciting, in fact, it's not really that exciting at all, but thought I would post it anyway.

didn't find a lot of history on this place, but then it was hardly exciting enough to merit a thorough look. it seems that on one floor, there was some sort of design agency. it was on this floor that i found photographs of the people i assume worked there. why they were left behind is anyone's guess, but they are seemingly the only thing that was not trashed, graffiti'd, or torched. these interested me more than anything else there.

sorry it's kind of a drab explore, i do have a few plans to explore some really neat places that i have been eyeballing for some time now. but in the meantime...


01 by shot in the darkness, on Flickr

this is typical of almost EVERY room.

o2 by shot in the darkness, on Flickr


o3 by shot in the darkness, on Flickr


o4 by shot in the darkness, on Flickr


o5 by shot in the darkness, on Flickr


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o7 by shot in the darkness, on Flickr

a couple of pics left from those who worked there...

o8 by shot in the darkness, on Flickr


o9 by shot in the darkness, on Flickr

thanks for looking, sorry it's a bit dull.

 

[UE-OMJ]

Not too bad.

You might want to include the area and date of shots in your titles though, it just gives us a bit more info especially when looking back when archived.

Cheers though, and still loving your watermarking

 

[ObliqueStrategy]

Did you liberate those old photographs? You're right, they are interesting. They give a bit of context to the whole building

 

[shot_in_the_dark]

Not too bad.

You might want to include the area and date of shots in your titles though, it just gives us a bit more info especially when looking back when archived.

Cheers though, and still loving your watermarking

noted, my titles will be more thorough in the future, i think i am just too eager to get the pics up, but will amend this for future reports.

i feel like i need to make my watermarks even more cryptic now, just to keep you searching. haha

 

[shot_in_the_dark]

Did you liberate those old photographs? You're right, they are interesting. They give a bit of context to the whole building

nope, no liberation, they are still part of the building's character. i never take anything from my visits, except the photographs i take with my own camera.