Amazing urban decay photos by Brian Roach
Photographer Brian Roach’s intricate and haunting HDR pieces capture the surprisingly beautiful but decaying urban landscape. Each piece (up to fifteen feet in size) is created from multiple exposures, which adds to the surreal quality of this hidden world. From a broken chair to a toy left behind, the people that moved in these once grand spaces are still a mystery.
Tagged: Brian Roach photos, HDR, New Photography, urban decay
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