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My 30 Pictures That Show The Post-Apocalyptic View Of The World If Humans Suddenly Ceased To Exist
As the end of the year is coming, I wanted to share with you the best photographs I took in the last ten years in places where abandoned places are reclaimed by nature. I have always been amazed by how Mother Nature has a way of making herself known even in the most surprising of places despite our efforts. Nature doesn't need much space to thrive: give it an inch, and it will grow a mile! What could happen for our planet to look like it does in these pictures in a few decades is also really interesting.
What would happen if mankind suddenly disappeared from the face of the earth? Imagining the answer has fascinated people since the dawn of time and the answers vary as our society changes and evolves.
As we are facing many challenges today (pandemic, deforestation, pollution, global warming, armed conflicts), "Luxuria" reminds us as a memento mori of what could be our world tomorrow...
In this series of photographs, I invite you to travel with me through this post-apocalyptic world of your imagination!
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FindingFoodFluency 3 years ago (edited)
Big fan of haikyo (Japanese for abandoned spots), especially the amusement parks!
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Sarah Grace Bennett 3 years ago
This is kind of what I mean when I say I want a house that looks one with nature, but I want one that is less eerie
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your mother(she/her) 3 years ago
how do all of these look like they’re from a post-apocalyptic quest movie
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Bruce Thompson 3 years ago
I'm imagining a lot of wonderful memories made over the years in this once stately home.
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Amanda Lawshe 3 years ago (edited)
Banks would rather let homes fall into disrepair than donate or sell them below value to organizations that can use them to help people and it’s ridiculous and should be illegal. They’re clearly not going to make their money back on them anyway so why let this happen?
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CallaghanLive 3 years ago
If only humans could simply step away and let Mother Nature reclaim what was originally hers.....
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Lupita Nyong'heaux 3 years ago
i wish there had been descriptions on each picture saying what and where it was...
Kat Min 3 years ago
The locations have to be kept secret or hundreds of Influencers would flock there, destroy the place and possibly kill themselves in the attempt for the perfect selfie.
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Onyx May 3 years ago
I recognize some of these from Pripyat (probably misspelled) Chernobyl exclusion zone
Lupita Nyong'heaux 3 years ago
i wish there had been descriptions on each picture saying what and where it was...
Kat Min 3 years ago
The locations have to be kept secret or hundreds of Influencers would flock there, destroy the place and possibly kill themselves in the attempt for the perfect selfie.
Load More Replies... Onyx May 3 years ago
I recognize some of these from Pripyat (probably misspelled) Chernobyl exclusion zone
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