Further decay

I found this house in September of 2016 and have been photographing its slow demise every since. http://365project.org/joansmor/365/2016-09-06

[Anne]

Always sad to see Joan

[Karly]

What a great location that must have been at one time. Would be fun to explore.

[Diana]

Going going soon gone, so sad.

[gloria jones]

Great pov to see the decline

[judith deacon]

So sad to see what was once someone's home gradually decaying.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A super pov and capture of this rusty and decaying property ! Love the red of the rust against the lushious green foliage all around !

[sarah]

Oh so sad

[Ann H. LeFevre]

The natural air conditioning has gone a little overboard! It's sad to see them go to ruin like this but they certainly do make for an interesting subject. Good shot!

[Milanie]

It does look like just one more good blow should take it down. What a shame.

[Margaret Brown]

Sad to see but it’s interesting towatch

[FBailey]

How very intriguing

[Pat Knowles]

Oh dear that is very sad....someone’s home at one time!

[Danette Thompson]

Very interesting.

[Denise Wood]

Possibly past it's use by date!!

[Tunia McClure]

I think you have another year or two left.

[Islandgirl]

Great find...........exploring is fun!

[Linda Godwin]

you should soon have a great sequence of the years of deterioration

[Jane Pittenger]

Going down more every year

[Harry J Benson]

Really is a big difference. I don't think it will make another year.

[Taffy]

This is a fascinating project. Together, the images will tell a story and make an interesting photo-book.

[haskar]

Oh! So sad.

[Jean]

Makes a super subject. This is a great comp framed by the trees. Would also like to see a closer up shot with the house and rusted vehicle featured prominently.

[Tom]

What a great idea photographing the decline of this building through
the years, a story to tell