MARISA SCHEINFELD We are huge suckers for photography of abandon places because it gives us that awesome feeling of exploring a place people rarely get to see. And it helps when that kind of photography is also beautifully shot and thoughtfully composed, like this series by NYC based artist Marisa Scheinfeld. We also love the series she made photographing the current state of places from old photographs (bottom two images). The left is her photo, and the right is an old postcard.
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MARISA SCHEINFELD We are huge suckers for photography of abandon places because it gives us that awesome feeling of exploring a place people rarely get to see. And it helps when that kind of photography is also beautifully shot and thoughtfully composed, like this series by NYC based artist Marisa Scheinfeld. We also love the series she made photographing the current state of places from old photographs (bottom two images). The left is her photo, and the right is an old postcard.
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MARISA SCHEINFELD We are huge suckers for photography of abandon places because it gives us that awesome feeling of exploring a place people rarely get to see. And it helps when that kind of photography is also beautifully shot and thoughtfully composed, like this series by NYC based artist Marisa Scheinfeld. We also love the series she made photographing the current state of places from old photographs (bottom two images). The left is her photo, and the right is an old postcard.
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MARISA SCHEINFELD We are huge suckers for photography of abandon places because it gives us that awesome feeling of exploring a place people rarely get to see. And it helps when that kind of photography is also beautifully shot and thoughtfully composed, like this series by NYC based artist Marisa Scheinfeld. We also love the series she made photographing the current state of places from old photographs (bottom two images). The left is her photo, and the right is an old postcard.
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MARISA SCHEINFELD We are huge suckers for photography of abandon places because it gives us that awesome feeling of exploring a place people rarely get to see. And it helps when that kind of photography is also beautifully shot and thoughtfully composed, like this series by NYC based artist Marisa Scheinfeld. We also love the series she made photographing the current state of places from old photographs (bottom two images). The left is her photo, and the right is an old postcard.
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MARISA SCHEINFELD

We are huge suckers for photography of abandon places because it gives us that awesome feeling of exploring a place people rarely get to see. And it helps when that kind of photography is also beautifully shot and thoughtfully composed, like this series by NYC based artist Marisa Scheinfeld. We also love the series she made photographing the current state of places from old photographs (bottom two images). The left is her photo, and the right is an old postcard.

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