Photo taken by contributor Ty Fitzgerald, a man who has been diagnosed with Bipolar II. Ty has a fondness for Lo-fi and Lux filters because they intensify shadows, highlights and colors. Such photos visually represent the way he sees the world, a little brighter and darker than he imagines those without bipolar disorder see the world.
About this photo: “This photograph of a dilapidated building is another example of how I love to photograph beaten down and broken things. I think it shows the effects of time and is testament to the inevitability of our demise.”
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“I think it shows the effects of time and is testament to the inevitability of our demise”: I love the fact that the grass in front of this building has been cut, but the building itself is slowly decaying. The duality between life and death is fantastic.
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Is the rust on the roll up door making all these red and violet hues? It looks as if it’s a door to somewhere wonderful 🙂
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Reblogged this on careabouteducation and commented:
Nice pict. thanks
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Shows a once useful building past its best, but its walls exude a mellowness in the sunlight.
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Reblogged this on autisticaplanet blogs and commented:
I need to look into lo-fi. I have seen photos with this effect & am interested.
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