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Urban decay pho­tog­ra­phy is the sub­ject of doc­u­ment­ing and cap­tur­ing pho­tographs of old struc­tures, aban­doned build­ings and decay­ing ruins of large cities and urban envi­ron­ments. The tex­tures avail­able to a pho­tog­ra­pher in urban envi­ron­ments are almost lim­it­less, and the con­trast of empty space to the gritty, decay­ing feel is quite breathtaking.

In this post, you’ll find some breath­tak­ing urban decay pho­tographs from some tal­ented pho­tog­ra­phers around the globe. From aban­doned rail­ways to crum­bling build­ings, ancient churches and over­grown doctor’s offices, this col­lec­tion will leave you amazed.

In many countries, Graffiti (spray paint or marking) without the property owner’s consent is considered vandalism. There are many different types and styles of graffiti.

ROA is from Ghent, Belgium and an amazing street artist I have ever seen. He paints animals, usually in black and white, and sometimes includes their skeleton or colorful internal organs. He started painting buildings and warehouses of his hometowns and then his work has been seen in London, New York, Berlin and Paris.

You should definitely see this guys spray paint art. Forget tagging and other meaningless graffiti. Davis Walker possesses something we all can adore.

A year ago a page containing hundreds (300+) of ‘The End’ titles from Warner Bros. movies was added to the Movie title stills collection: ‘The End’ of Warner Bros.

This year it’s time for another studio. Check out ‘The End’ of Metro Goldwyn Mayer

Enjoy your “The End” of 2010!

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