X-Files
#72 posted by MisYu on 2003/12/27 12:49:19
Well known movie with well known pornstar Fox Mulder and well known nubian chick Dana Scully has got some cool architecture in extraterrestial base, pretty scary.
That Is A Riot
#74 posted by
HeadThump on 2003/12/30 03:07:29
If Gillian is Nubian that would make Iman Hybernian. It would be interesting to see though the world is yet to turn upside down.
Hibernian, I Meant, Of Course
#75 posted by
HeadThump on 2003/12/30 03:10:40
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Chernobyl Area
#76 posted by
R.P.G. on 2004/03/29 14:46:37
Tour of the Chernobyl area, but not the reactor itself, obviously. Included is the abandoned town of Pripyat, plus surrounding roads, farm houses and the like. Ultimately this collection of photos is classified as old, abandoned, worn out, and dilapidated.
http://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/kiddofspeed/
Nice One RPG
#77 posted by
Shambler on 2004/03/29 15:42:30
I really enjoyed reading the story more than seeing the photos, actually. Something quite evocative about such a bleak area being described in the cutely mispoken Russian English...
http://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/kiddofspeed/image10.3.jpg - 1337
http://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/kiddofspeed/image22.3.JPG - "from this roof people have been looking at beautiful shining"
More Art Deco Stuff
#78 posted by
metlslime on 2004/05/07 04:28:37
http://www.decopix.com/
Small pictures, but lots of good reference nonetheless.
#81 posted by
Kell on 2004/05/15 07:50:01
Whoa. Dude. I'm starting to believe
Russian Gothic Page
#82 posted by
R.P.G. on 2004/05/19 16:35:11
Several photos of gothic structures, moody scenes, and dark environs in general. Also some paintings/drawings, which may serve inspirational.
http://art.gothic.ru/
Wow
#83 posted by
starbuck on 2004/05/19 17:16:47
thats a great site, especially the paintings section. Nice collection, discovered a few artists i really like.
Saiga Yuji's Photography
#84 posted by
Shallow on 2004/05/24 04:22:17
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/saiga/yuji/index.html
The two Gunkanjima galleries are interesting viewing, one shows this island town abandoned, one back in 1974 when it was still occupied.
Gunkanjima
#85 posted by
Kell on 2004/05/24 13:20:35
Oooh, cool.
Wasn't on of those locations used for an album cover photo?
If Anyone Hasn't Seen This Site...
#87 posted by
pjw on 2004/05/25 22:41:06
http://www.kiddofspeed.com/chapter1.html
Very chilling. Photos and description of Chernobyl area from the point of view of a motorcyclist who enjoys riding through the desolation (with trusty geiger counter handy to avoid hot spots).
Not really an archetecture/art site, but really thought-provoking re: any sort of level design with a post-apocalyptic theme. And just generally Really Fucking Cool.
Hmmn.
#89 posted by
pjw on 2004/05/26 01:29:09
Post 76: "pjw is senile and late to the party."
^^^That one? Ah well.
Oh look! Something shiny...
Anyone Know
#90 posted by
HeadThump on 2004/05/28 11:09:30
where I can find pics of the Asiatic Fortress used at the beginning of The Shadow (the Alec Baldwin movie). I've googled the subject, but no luck.
Movie Sucks
#92 posted by
HeadThump on 2004/05/28 13:06:29
so that is out of the question.
Well . . .
#93 posted by
pjw on 2004/05/28 23:25:33
It wasn't listed at either of the two places I go for movie shots, but I'll mention them anyway, since they can be good general reference . . .
(/me hopes these haven't been posted too)
http://outnow.ch/media/img/
http://www.badassmovieimages.com/
Thanks Pjw
#94 posted by
HeadThump on 2004/05/28 23:47:49
I'm likely to get greatly distracted looking over those sights but they definitely fall under the Inspiration and Reference headline
None From The Shadow, But Plenty From Sirens!
#95 posted by
HeadThump on 2004/05/28 23:52:49
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Industrial Decay
#96 posted by
DaZ on 2004/06/08 22:02:24
Got some images of an old cement works near where I live, I find the place very inspirational for mapping and have put up a gallery of images taken there, theere will be more added as soon as I figure out how to break in without being arrested:
http://www.planetquake.com/dazdranz/cementworks.shtml