For those of you enjoy looking at decaying buildings. They serve as reminder of the once great past.

http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachus...ed_buildings_in_Mass/?p1=News_links

oldnews

Old news.

Way to repost old news about it. Maybe largemcgunkatzero has something to say about it

Dual attack formation!

Actually, I do like the pics -- nice and creepy. BTW, the "past" wasn't all that great either. It just sucked differently than it sucks today.

i used to be in the past but it is terrible and horrible now .

yep.

cool small pics bro.

Haha, trolled on a Friday...

Let me rephrase: all of these old industrial buildings serve a a reminder of the once great industrial power Massachusetts had. The cities were flowing with money, but factory workers were paid little.

But I'd take any city in MA from 1890 over any city in MA today.

Jason is my buddy James's boyfriend. Nice guy.

There's some good shots of abandoned New England hospitals and stuff by this guy I used to know Will, too, if you're into that sort of thing. http://www.flickr.com/photos/futureimpaired/

No coverage of Brockton Caldors... fail.

These reminds me of a documentary I just saw about the "Cropsey" legend in Staten Island -- creep living in abandoned state hospital that abducted retarded kids: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/cropsey/

ATTN: VALKYRIESCREAMS

Repost. Already sent her the link.

Do they have the Paul Dever school in Taunton up? Oh wait, I have the master key. Muhahahahahahah

I lived in one of the most fallen cities ever, Lynn, MA. Lynn makes detroit and chicago look like paradise by comparison. She once was crawling with factories and rich white folk, happy middle class. But then came the great fires which ruined business...and now very few of the buildings are left, and barely any of the industry...besides fluff, milk, the GE, and Lynn/Boston ladder. which is a lot more than most other fallen MA cities have.

kinda looks likes a model or is that me?

ha ya that was my initial reaction to that photo as well. strange.

i totally could be fragging noobz in this buldings right now

This thread is relevant to my interests.

it's called a Tilt/shift lens.

Thanks btw. Good shit.
Wish my pics looked half as good. Doesn't matter though, I just need the photos to aid my memory. Now if only I could stop being lazy and get back to painting ugly old buildings and piles of rusty junk...

Do it up or gtfo!!1!1one

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i was fully expecting these buildings to be in much worse shape than they were in... fail

Just found this tilt/shift vid and thought of this thread:

http://vimeo.com/9679622