Thats very eerie looking...what a 'nice' looking place XD. Cool Pic, I love it!!

Haha, thank you!

God I would love to see that... :P
Nice capture! I like how you got the wire, but it's only there if you look for it. :P

Come on up! :D

Thanks wuff.

Grar! You know I can't do that for another semester.

good song

'Who will save your soul' by Jewel? ;)

defying gravity - wicked (original broadway cast)

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^.^

Looks like an abandoned home from City 17 from Half Life 2!

Which means this is awesome!

There is some strange gravity going on here, maybe you found a bug in the matrix, like that short anime story from the animatrix where those kids find that "haunted" house but its actually just corrupted code. ;)

Haha, thanks. This place is certainly corrupt. ;) Gotta watch each step!

Ouu! Symmetry! :3

;)

Hey got out of my bedroom LOL! Excellant pic Tiberious

Hehe.

WHOAAAaaiii it is BEAUTIFUL! where did you take this? it looks wet there.. How many floor up is it?! An apartment building??!? TELL ME!

This was in a retired college for girls build back in the late 1800's. On this side of the building, it was technically 2 floors up if you count the basement.

Thank you!

That your room? lol
Just messing, I love your Photography, I need to get my shit back together and go on some adventuring :D

Haha, thanks. I keep it a little cleaner. And I have power. ;)

Get your shit together and lets go.

For whatever reason, I'm terribly fascinated by abandoned/ruined structures, even if they're a deathtrap, I could just imagine having one livable room in the middle of an abandoned warehouse or factory, it'd be so awesome. (not to meniton how much space you'd have, drafts, mice, and weather leaks aside) Where is this place? What happened to it? What was it before it came into this condition?

This place is in NY state, and was built just before the 1900's as a resort, but was convered into a finishing school for women shortly afterwards. It was mainly constructed out of wood and stone, and has fallen to the elements since it closed in 1977.

I think housing will soon replace its spot on the hill, because its spoken of as a sore thumb to the development within 20 yards behind the property.

What a shame, I wonder why perfectly good structures would just be abandoned, nobody could buy it or wanted it? My college dorm is in a building about as old as that one, eh, looks to be in considerably better condition, at least with all the cosmetics. Like ceiling tiles to hide the fact that the plaster has crumbled away from the slates just over my bed. o o;

Anywho, thats really neat, thanks for sharing.