The bedroom is one of the most personal spaces in a house, hotel or any other kind of building. It’s a place where my imagination can go wild. When I stand in an abandoned bedroom I’d like to think ‘what happened here?’. People used to sleep here, been intimate with each other, had discussions and laughter etc. Sometimes even personal belongings have been left behind as you can see in the pictures, for whatever reason. Since the bedroom is such a personal space and the memories / history of that space is being consumed by nature, I decided to create a set of a couple I ran into while exploring.
The most intriguing bedroom I ran into is the one in the former child hospital. It’s been closed about 30 years ago and considering that still in a pretty good condition, besides the natural decay. Wind and rain made this a very creepy explore since I kept on hearing the weirdest noises. The building had classrooms, a chapel and several bedrooms. Imagining how kids used to stay here and seeing the beds it intrigued me.
The strangest thing that happened to me was when I was exploring an abandoned house. After checking every room on the ground floor I went up to check the other rooms. Opened the door to one of the bedrooms and there was a body in the bed! It scared me a lot and at first I ran off. Checked again a few minutes later and saw that the body was breathing. Must have been a ‘homeless’ guy. I decided to leave right after that. You never know what might happen.
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It is such a shame there isn't a way to turn these abandoned castles into something usable, a school of the arts kind of thing perhaps. I can imagine the cost on fixing them up would be astronomical.
I think so too.. Would be amazing though! I have a friend who bought an abandoned school and remodelled it into his new house. Looks wonderful.
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Its beautiful. I love the whole essence that the photos and the composition of the photos give out. Really makes you wonder what happened in them and why there were abandoned. Must appreciate your sense of capturing them 😊 I'm actually filled with a tinge of sadness, somewhere. Great shots nonetheless. I would love to know more about these bedrooms, like why they were abandoned and sorts. If you're willing to, do share the stories. Apologies for the long comment 🤐
Unfortunately the "how's" and "why's" are more than likely gone. The history has just stopped and very little way to find out much more than what our imagination will let us. The rooms absorb the very fibers of our life and are willing to share if we only take time to listen.
Load More Replies... It is such a shame there isn't a way to turn these abandoned castles into something usable, a school of the arts kind of thing perhaps. I can imagine the cost on fixing them up would be astronomical.
I think so too.. Would be amazing though! I have a friend who bought an abandoned school and remodelled it into his new house. Looks wonderful.
Load More Replies... Its beautiful. I love the whole essence that the photos and the composition of the photos give out. Really makes you wonder what happened in them and why there were abandoned. Must appreciate your sense of capturing them 😊 I'm actually filled with a tinge of sadness, somewhere. Great shots nonetheless. I would love to know more about these bedrooms, like why they were abandoned and sorts. If you're willing to, do share the stories. Apologies for the long comment 🤐
Unfortunately the "how's" and "why's" are more than likely gone. The history has just stopped and very little way to find out much more than what our imagination will let us. The rooms absorb the very fibers of our life and are willing to share if we only take time to listen.
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