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Hello! I don't go on here much, but once in a while I check all my messages and upload stuff.  Thanks to everyone for supporting me, even when I'm busy and can't get online!! Here you can find. . . My photographs!  For more abandoned places pictures, take a look at my website: http://www.randomisgod.com My stock and reference photos.  Anything labeled stock or reference you can take and use however you like.  Totally send me a link so I can see what you've done with it!  I appreciate credit as well.  If you're making something to sell, credit is mandatory.  Thank you very much. If you need any reference or stock photos of anything, let m

I take about 400 photographs a week.  After deleting about 100 of the bad ones, the rest get stuck on my hard drive where they sit there looking pretty and doing nothing.  90% of these are environments, which I often use to influence my own artwork.  And I thought they could influence other people as well. . . I live in a big city, it's no problem for me to take a few steps outside and be surrounded by layers of highway, skyscrapers, unique architecture, rusted and forgotten structures, alleyways plugged up by vents and tubes. . . And I also travel on a monthly basis, I've been in the middle of forests, deserts, mountains, coasts, among anc

One year ago, on March 11th, a disaster changed the face of the country I live in.  You've all probably seen the footage of murkey waves of water devouring buildings and just looking at the statistics of lives lost is chilling.  But we are human, and therefore stalwart, strong, and spirited.  As the world turns, we push foreward. But spirit is not always enough.  There has to be real, actual help.  When I stood there in Higashimatsushima, looking out at an inlet that had not existed before, that had once been people's ricefields, homes, and livelihood, and I saw nothing but trash, vehicles and boats floating in murk and mud, I felt that inte