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January 27, 2008 7:08 AM   Subscribe

Art Deliverance - Alex Klochkov's gallery of abandonment from the Soviet Union. There's next to no explanation of the photos, unfortunately. Indirectly via Retrospectacle's post about the brain lab.
posted by Wolfdog (13 comments total) 10 users marked this as a favorite
 
Wow.
posted by jouke at 7:23 AM on January 27, 2008


They do some interesting lighting tricks: f.i. taking a long exposure of a dark space and walking through it with a lamp, lighting out the interesting bits.
posted by jouke at 7:31 AM on January 27, 2008


Those are some magnificent photos.

I totally agree with you jouke, the way he used the lighting makes them that much better.
posted by treesarefree at 8:31 AM on January 27, 2008


These are great, but I really wish he'd used thumbnails.
posted by Brocktoon at 8:34 AM on January 27, 2008


On that last set, I've got to say they've really got courage climbing up to the top of that cooling tower on that rusty ladder.
posted by crapmatic at 9:08 AM on January 27, 2008


Great post. Thanks, Wolfdog.
posted by generalist at 9:39 AM on January 27, 2008


Superb. The lack of explanation is annoying, but the abandoned manor is Muromtsevo (Муромцево), southeast of the city of Vladimir; you can see more photos here (text in Russian).
posted by languagehat at 10:01 AM on January 27, 2008


Very nice - the use of his friends makes them rather good fun too.
posted by rhymer at 12:12 PM on January 27, 2008


Is that a freakin' Crocodile?
posted by Po0py at 1:00 PM on January 27, 2008


That fotog's lady friends are fit!
posted by Tullius at 2:48 PM on January 27, 2008


Nice, like a photo tour of The Zone
posted by crank at 3:08 PM on January 27, 2008



Is that a freakin' Crocodile?
posted by Po0py at 1:00 PM on January 27 [+] [!]


I think they photoshopped it.
posted by proj08 at 4:34 PM on January 27, 2008


p.s. Great post, thanks.
posted by proj08 at 4:34 PM on January 27, 2008


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