Empty Spaces Photojournalism Through the Rust Belt edition by Johnny Joo Arts Photography eBooks
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Once in a while, a man-made structure is left to rest, becoming just another one of natures many manikins to stylize and destroy as it pleases. The structures become a victim; a marionette to natures decay. Our Earth and its elements blend together in the destruction and beautifying of these areas sat to rot. A scorched barn, flooded apartments, a factory filled with decay; walls covered in peeling paint, pulled up to reveal another color underneath, as if nature has painted its own mural through texture and ruination.
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Why were these places vacated? And why are they left to sit, uncared for? The remains of a person’s bedroom, bed still intact, covered in a layer of mold and dust. Walls surrounding with cracked complexions and vivid, yet transparent voices telling a story of time. Living through the history of abandonments as you explore what once was an entirely different scene; now transformed into a desolate, yet incredible, stimulating image of complex patterns and great detail.
Examining these details, studying and reflecting on them, in conclusion, piecing its story together; that is urban exploration.
Upon entrance to a large warehouse, a calming feel, and natural aura of water damaged floors fills the air around you. Dismantled ceilings above you, while miscellaneous objects scatter, covering the floor of the room in which you stand. You are surrounded by a large silence through stale air, standing beneath the rafters, and a roof filled with holes. You are enclosed by walls covered in the graffiti of street artists who have previously passed through. You are immersed into a whole new world of imagery within your own street corners, or open fields. A whole new vision of art, created on our Earths very own canvas, painted by Mother Nature, and time itself.
Through this book, we will take a journey through the rust belt to see the unseen and find the forgotten.
Empty Spaces Photojournalism Through the Rust Belt edition by Johnny Joo Arts Photography eBooks
Whether you're a fan of urban exploring, photography, or just have a soft spot for the abandoned in our culture, this is a work that will speak to you. I grew up in this area in the 50s and 60s, before the 'Rust Belt" began its decline, and I feel deeply attached to many of these photographs. But, you don't have to be from Ohio for this book to hit home. If you're old enough to have seen the place you called home change before your eyes or if you're young enough to feel the draw of this kind of exploration, then this book will stir something deep inside you. Let. Then, go for it.Product details
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Empty Spaces Photojournalism Through the Rust Belt edition by Johnny Joo Arts Photography eBooks Reviews
great pictures
The images throughout this book show decay, abandonment and desolation and are a documentation of a lost lifestyle. The subjects range from personal, to public, to entertainment, to spiritual - all familiar to most of us, but no longer used, lived in, loved. Great pics of a lost lifestyle.
Johnny Joo is one of my all time favorite photographers. His photos are amazing as are his commentaries.
Great book that will keep your interest for hours on end. I love looking at all the detail and daydream about what is must have been like to experience such settings.
I felt like the book gave me a window into time and places without leaving my home. Loved the background information about the property and what lead to the demise. I was sad when I came to the last page. It left me wanting more.
The author does an excellent job in portraying lives and places that are quickly fading from our world. I found the book to be very nostalgic, perhaps more so because I grew up in Cleveland and remember many of the places that he photographed. I'm looking forward to more.
Fascinating book with wonderful photography and beautifully written descriptive text. A great book for the adventurous in spirit. Wish we could follow you around, Johnny!
Whether you're a fan of urban exploring, photography, or just have a soft spot for the abandoned in our culture, this is a work that will speak to you. I grew up in this area in the 50s and 60s, before the 'Rust Belt" began its decline, and I feel deeply attached to many of these photographs. But, you don't have to be from Ohio for this book to hit home. If you're old enough to have seen the place you called home change before your eyes or if you're young enough to feel the draw of this kind of exploration, then this book will stir something deep inside you. Let. Then, go for it.
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