Updates tagged with lost place

Rubber-Mistress Sinteque in Beelitz, a former mental asylum. To think of all the straight jackets makes me tingle. These old halls have very special acoustics for the rustling of my latex outfit and the crack of my whip.
Photographer: Berserker

Abandoned buildings often have a special, mysterious appeal. What has happened here and who has lived here? You can feel the aura of the past. But only silence and nature remained, that is slowly taking back again, what what was stolen. The scene is dominated by of decay and impermanence. This should be the location for a special shoots. We found optimal conditions for this in the former hospital of Beelitz that has been abandoned for several years. The photos were taken only with available light and no additional lighting to capture the unique mood. Oh, and with high heels and latex outfit through all the dirt ... Despite the difficult conditions some very beautiful, emotional pictures were taken - off the mainstream and glamor. Have fun with them!
Outfit by Savage Wear
Photographer: Berserker

You already know my preferences for run down buildings but the special thing about this shooting is that the photographer took the pictures completely on chemical film without any post processing or retouching. Surely these pictures are not perfect but they have a strong authentic closeness. It may by hard to retrace but analog photos often appear more lifelike than digital ones.
I wouldn't want to miss the advantages of digital photography but nevertheless it was interesting to work with technology that just a few years ago was the standard.
Photographer: Thomas Naumann

When I am looking for solitude I am often drawn to closed down factories. To wander through the symbols of industrial rise and fall enables me to linger in my own thoughts. New creative energies arise and I continue to hone my plan for world domination ...
Outfit by Bodycult
Photographer: Dennis Stratmann

Industrial and glamour? factory and fetish? In my eyes the desolate allure of the old factory combines with the decadence of the fetish-diva.
photographer: Holger Wendt