Whether it be grass growing in a crack on the sidewalk, rust forming on the roof of a car, or the fading of old signs on the side of the road, strong pieces of construction all show some sign of the elements over time.
I think there is something quite beautiful to be found in these spaces, where stories of the past come to life before your eyes. While history is revealing itself, the battle of nature and concrete begins it's own chapter, and I am just happy to catch a glimpse.



i guess it's not quite the same thing, but this post made me think of these photos i saw of some old nuclear reactor (or something?) being demolished. i thought it was cool that people went out to watch in the middle of the night. hope the link works:
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