A site which had more that 60 employees and was a successful for over 100 years, such a significant site now forgotten this one I captured some time ago knowing it was under redevelopment.
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Once a thriving worksite now demolished
Here is a picture taken from a location which has been shut down for many years a location that I find so full of history and iconic value it is sad to know now it has all been demolished.
A site which had more that 60 employees and was a successful for over 100 years, such a significant site now forgotten this one I captured some time ago knowing it was under redevelopment.
A site which had more that 60 employees and was a successful for over 100 years, such a significant site now forgotten this one I captured some time ago knowing it was under redevelopment.
Once a thriving worksite now demolished
Here is a picture taken from a location which has been shut down for many years a location that I find so full of history and iconic value it is sad to know now it has all been demolished.
A site which had more that 60 employees and was a successful for over 100 years, such a significant site now forgotten this one I captured some time ago knowing it was under redevelopment.
A site which had more that 60 employees and was a successful for over 100 years, such a significant site now forgotten this one I captured some time ago knowing it was under redevelopment.
Once a busy Blunstone factory now forgotten and to be demolished
Here is a picture taken from a location which has been shut down for many years a location that I find so full of history and iconic value it is sad to know now it has all been demolished.
A site which had more that 60 employees and was a successful for over 100 years, such a significant site now forgotten this one I captured some time ago knowing it was under redevelopment.
A site which had more that 60 employees and was a successful for over 100 years, such a significant site now forgotten this one I captured some time ago knowing it was under redevelopment.
Saturday, June 11, 2016
New Norfolk's Renown Mental Asylum
Hi Folks ,
Since recently moving to the Derwent Valley area I have a fascination with everything colonial and historical not to mention an interest in the darkside and mysteriousness around everything unexplained and unusual so where else more than interesting to go that the iconic New Norfolk mental asylum.
I have for years been interested in everything dark and mysterious watching such movies as a young boy like " The Craft" and "Amityville Horror" and "Ghosthouse" such titles made me interested and wonder more about the unknown and unusual.
When I came up with the idea to check out the abandoned site I was excited with the idea of capturing some unusual pictures of the occasion and to include the historical significance of it as it is currently in the process of possible developments and will most likely be demolished in the years to come so here is a look at some shots from my trip for you to see the actual inside of the abandoned site.
Since recently moving to the Derwent Valley area I have a fascination with everything colonial and historical not to mention an interest in the darkside and mysteriousness around everything unexplained and unusual so where else more than interesting to go that the iconic New Norfolk mental asylum.
I have for years been interested in everything dark and mysterious watching such movies as a young boy like " The Craft" and "Amityville Horror" and "Ghosthouse" such titles made me interested and wonder more about the unknown and unusual.
When I came up with the idea to check out the abandoned site I was excited with the idea of capturing some unusual pictures of the occasion and to include the historical significance of it as it is currently in the process of possible developments and will most likely be demolished in the years to come so here is a look at some shots from my trip for you to see the actual inside of the abandoned site.
View Of the D block
Inside the D block cafeteria
light shines through the foyer to the lock up rooms
the kiosk and loungroom
the security booth
entry door to the loungeroom
view overlooking the sitting room
abandoned sitting room filled with graffiti
graffiti is filled on the walls some artful some not
morbid abandonment
a lot of years use the hinges cant hold it
the workers hanging hooks
ripped up floors made by squatters
part of D block whats left of it
overgrowth takes over
exposed floor beams to the second storey on D block
All pictures I've chosen are all original all I have done is resized them to fit on this page for you to view at some stage I will upload some edited ones of the same shots for you to see how I can bring out more from each shot and show the real rawness this location has to offer.
Thanks
Ryan Hunter
Van Diemen Photography
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Bruny Island - The Neck
Hello everyone
it has been weeks since my last blog ,
and the cold is certainly coming in thick and fast now we have rolled over the Spring finally the weather has come with changing effects.
a little while ago I recently went on a trip to one of my favourite locations growing up as a pup it's Bruny Island with some friends it was more because our usual catch up was long overdue. I also took a few cameras and snapped away as I do and mainly stuck around at the shack at 'The Neck" here it is and I'll post more soon thanks.
Rhino
Van Diemen Photography
More than Just a Photo
it has been weeks since my last blog ,
and the cold is certainly coming in thick and fast now we have rolled over the Spring finally the weather has come with changing effects.
a little while ago I recently went on a trip to one of my favourite locations growing up as a pup it's Bruny Island with some friends it was more because our usual catch up was long overdue. I also took a few cameras and snapped away as I do and mainly stuck around at the shack at 'The Neck" here it is and I'll post more soon thanks.
Rhino
Van Diemen Photography
More than Just a Photo
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
HAPPY NEW YEAR FOR 2015 EVERYONE
Hi All ,
Van Diemen Photography would like to wish you all a wonderful New Years farewell to the year 2015.
Looking forward to the start of a new year and hopefully getting the spare moment to get out into the wilderness and capture some more Landscapes to add to the portfolio for you to see and purchase your very own copy.
All my Landscapes are available in a variety of sizes and styles just enquire and I will be happy to send out a limited edition print starting from $120.00
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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