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Twelve years since I took this photo. That's so weird.
Seeing things like this pushed me toward the master's program I chose. I still appreciate the aesthetics of them, but that program, even in the short time I was in it, cemented an understanding of the context of places like this that I think will keep me from ever wanting to photograph them again.
Seeing things like this pushed me toward the master's program I chose. I still appreciate the aesthetics of them, but that program, even in the short time I was in it, cemented an understanding of the context of places like this that I think will keep me from ever wanting to photograph them again.
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Culturally, ruins seem to have become shorthand for a kind of beautiful and mysterious unknown. They're so prevalent in pop-culture. Danae is playing a console game called Breath of the Wild and the landscape is just chock-full of them. A friend called it a really beautiful game, and it is, but it's kind of sad too.