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“When Nature Reclaims Its Rights”: My Exploration Through 19 Pics
In a world where the human footprint is increasingly predominant, it is fascinating to observe how nature can take back its rights, slowly but surely. This new series of photos entitled "When Nature Reclaims Its Rights" takes us on a striking visual journey, capturing those moments when lush vegetation, untamed wildlife and natural elements reclaim places abandoned by man. Through my lens, we experience the raw beauty and perseverance of nature reclaiming its territory.
Each shot in this series illustrates an impressive transformation. From derelict buildings overgrown with vegetation to deserted roads now blanketed in verdant moss, the photographs reveal how nature seeps into the cracks of human urbanism. The lens captures the gradual metamorphosis, with images taken over periods ranging from months to years, providing a unique perspective on the natural pace of the recovery process.
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#2
Castle, France
Final score:
65points
Toni Epple 3 years ago
I don't speak french, but it seems it belonged to Josef Mengele, which would explain why nobody wants it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xvs-myxSz6w
The Original Bruno 3 years ago
Is every big house in France gonna be called a "castle" on the internet? Medieval? No. Fortified? No. Moat, battlements or tower? No.
#3
Manor, France
Final score:
64points
TheGoodBoi 3 years ago
Makes you wonder the story, or the stories the began and ended in these places.
#4
Synagogue, Romania
Final score:
58points
Michael Fuhry 3 years ago
Considering European history over the last 100 years, the story of this synagogue shouldn't present too great a mystery.
#5
Castle, France
Final score:
52points
#6
Castle, France
Final score:
51points
#9
Airplane, Bulgaria
Final score:
46points
MotherofGuineaPigs 3 years ago (edited)
Abandoned air base: https://www.plitvicetimes.com/incredible-photos-abandoned-plane-at-zeljava-airbase/
#10
Car, France
Final score:
45points
TheGoodBoi 3 years ago
Look at that, already has a steering wheel cover. How much you want for it?
#14
Palacio, Portugal
Final score:
40points
#15
Sanatorium, Georgia
Final score:
36points
#18
Ghost Town, Cyprus
Final score:
32points
Hugh Cookson 3 years ago
Famagusta in the North of the island. Abandoned after the Turks decided to 'liberate' their Cypriot brothers - missing the fact that Turkish and Greek Cypriots had (mostly) been happily getting along quite nicely, without conflict or tension for several hundred years prior to this. I was a young English boy, holidaying in Famagusta at the time ... strange times. And here we are 50 + years down the road and a perfectly good city has been left to rot because some stupid old men can't agree to disagree and let the majority get on with their lives.
#19
Eiffel Tower Replica, Romania
Final score:
31points
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Cosmologist wannabe 3 years ago
Same. I don’t want no bots posting bs. Or people posting aita or “Karen did stuff, and I want reaction”
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Nancy Marine 3 years ago
I'd love to explore some of these old buildings. Especially the castles.
Amy Smith 3 years ago
Love these posts, I visited Barnes Old Cemetery on Monday - disused since the 50s, being completely reclaimed by nature. 371318634_...9e4498.jpg 
Kevin J. Henning 3 years ago
I'd be interested to know what led to these buildings being abandoned.
Cosmologist wannabe 3 years ago
Same. I don’t want no bots posting bs. Or people posting aita or “Karen did stuff, and I want reaction”
Load More Replies... Nancy Marine 3 years ago
I'd love to explore some of these old buildings. Especially the castles.
Amy Smith 3 years ago
Love these posts, I visited Barnes Old Cemetery on Monday - disused since the 50s, being completely reclaimed by nature. 371318634_...9e4498.jpg
Kevin J. Henning 3 years ago
I'd be interested to know what led to these buildings being abandoned.
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