June 03, 2021

The Old House

June 03, 2021/ Marco Secchi

If there is one thing I really love is to take photographs of old and abandoned building. No matter if big or small, if Hospital, houses or any kind of use.

Yesterday I came across a wonderful house in the Slovenian countryside, not too far from the Capital Ljubljana. Some of the rooms or the furniture had been left intact for so many years!

You could easily imagine how was living here, who lived and what he was doing, the sudden departure and the overall atmosphere!

My rules are

I do not take anything
I do not move anything, I leave everything as it is I take the picture as it is
I do not use extra light or flashes I do not want to disturb and do not want to “modify” the appearance just for my photo
I act as a guest for the few minutes I am inside

Hope you like it as much as I did!

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