That is incredibly surreal. Excellent work there.

Thank you!

Again it looks very pre-rendered, no bad thing by any stretch of the imagination, its quite interesting that you can take a real picture and make it look computer-generated. Usually the process is the other way around :)

Very nice anyway, how do you find all these abandoned locations? I need to move into one sometime so i can be isolated from life.m (EMO EMO EMO) LOL

No offense taken. :) My usual rendered looking photographs are HDR. This one just happens to be low-light exposure. It's fairly dark, and you wouldn't normally think to take a photo as a result.

Abandoned places are everywhere. Trust me; I've been to many that aren't worth the trip. It's the one's like this that are worth the time. Oddly enough, this place really isn't hugely 'abandoned' per se, but it's my favorite place to visit. No giant hospitals or factories, but it has a nice view, and a comfortable feeling year around.

Oh, and a Diner near by. That's a must. ;)

The low light gives the image a beautifully artificial mood, like that of a forced-perspective film set....

This place paints itself in front of the camera for sure. Thank you.

Justin Oliver fell over that fence on his ass last week when we went with Dobi and Maggie. You missed a good laugh. Too bad for his medium format camera falling in the water though......
Maggie got a phot, ill send it soon.......

o.o That sucks. Was he standing on the railing? I couldn't fall over unless I really tried.

Thanks. I'll be looking forward to it. :D

Wow. That is extremely surreal. The lighting just screws with your head....I LOVE IT! :P

Nikons like to screw with your head. ;) Thanks wolf! *Snug*

*Chuckles and snugs back.* True true. ^^

oh wow.. the colors take my breath away..

Thank you.

The clouds up above, seem like a dark, black carpet, come to crush the island into the water.