First of all, sorry for my retro-posting. I have some location I want to share with you guys. It also gives you some idea of my "style" (old retro film types as post-processing).
Maison Kirsch:
A rare gem in Urbex, not trashed, no paint, still full of authentic details and furniture. Nobody really knows the story behind this location. What is the history, how long it's empty?
All I know it was of a wealthy family due to all the liquor and type of clothing that still remains... (oh if you ever go there DO NOT OPEN THE BOTTLES, I did and I really had to fight myself to keep my lunch inside!)... There is a beautifull wedding dress hanging in the closest... couldn't take a good picture because the slightest movement in air caused some tearing in the fabric.
Went in full ninja style (very small window with broken glass) only to find out there was a door open aprox 10 feet further.
Nice detail: the most recent entry in the cashiersbook and most recent letter both dated around 1956...
Oh... sorry for the last picture... we had to go formal
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Maison Kirsch:
A rare gem in Urbex, not trashed, no paint, still full of authentic details and furniture. Nobody really knows the story behind this location. What is the history, how long it's empty?
All I know it was of a wealthy family due to all the liquor and type of clothing that still remains... (oh if you ever go there DO NOT OPEN THE BOTTLES, I did and I really had to fight myself to keep my lunch inside!)... There is a beautifull wedding dress hanging in the closest... couldn't take a good picture because the slightest movement in air caused some tearing in the fabric.
Went in full ninja style (very small window with broken glass) only to find out there was a door open aprox 10 feet further.
Nice detail: the most recent entry in the cashiersbook and most recent letter both dated around 1956...
Oh... sorry for the last picture... we had to go formal
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