I like this video. It shows that eventually entropy in all things is an inevitability.
But, equally, I like taking something old and making it new again. The combatting of entropy. But in the end, entropy always wins.
Take a look.
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I like this video. It shows that eventually entropy in all things is an inevitability.
But, equally, I like taking something old and making it new again. The combatting of entropy. But in the end, entropy always wins.
Take a look.
Cool. Where are most of these places? Upstate NY
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I'm pretty sure the first few photos are of one abandoned hotel in the Catskills. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rip'nStick
Yeah, the pool and taller rectangular building look like Grossinger's. Cool video. The abandonment of once-flourishing property is fascinating.
For me the reason why this one is different or cool is how much attention the photographer took to getting the exact location of the point of view the same.
Yep...I just checked. Definitely is Grossinger's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazderati
Interesting photo of it. That lawn chair!!!! :D
https://specials-images.forbesimg.co...0363/960x0.jpg
The resort is for sale, too. 9 mil.
I agree. Right to the damn foot!! (or even inch.) You really notice that watching the vid a second time.Quote:
Originally Posted by plugboots
Yup.
It's also how high the camera was, and most importantly, what mm lens they used. The dissolves help hide the discrepancies, and I'm sure the photographer distorted/stretched the new pics to match the old ones. I don't think any got down to the exact inch like you said, but whoever did this, did a great job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alaskan Rover