100+ Clean, Simple and Minimalist Website Designs
Thursday, October 29th, 2009Minimalism has been a popular website design style for years. It has so many benefits; minimalist sites load faster, take fewer server resources, and are often faster to develop than more graphically complicated designs. Plus, they give a professional, clean impression to visitors.
Many people still view minimalist designs as boring. But there’s a real art to effective minimal website designs, something not all designers can effectively master. When you limit the number of graphic elements you use and put the focus on negative space and typography, a good eye for spacing and proportion becomes crucial.
Below are more than 100 excellent examples of clean, simple and minimalist website designs. They run the gamut from simple brochure-style sites to ecommerce and portfolio sites. What they all have in common is a design aesthetic where less is more.
Rainfall Daffinson
A white background with red accents.
Ben Hulse Design
Dark gray background with white and gray lettering.
Amy Levy PR
White background with gray and red lettering.
Brand Spanking New
A black and white color scheme with gray, orange, and pale blue accents.
Frieze Magazine
A minimalist grid design.
Indie Labs
A dark gray, white and sky blue grid-based design.
Rikcat Industries
An entirely black and white design.
The Morning News
A minimalist magazine-style site.
Mark Boulton Design
A mostly black and white site with colored accents.
Jonnotie
A gray and maroon design.
Finch
A mostly black, white and gray design.
Maqina
A single column portfolio site.
Chama Inc.
A simple black and white design with an emphasis on typography.
Jon Tan
Another simple black and white design with orange accents and great typography.
Mark Wieman
Gray and White with mustard-yellow accents.
Cameron.io
A simple dove gray and white design with red accents.
Postmachina
Black background with gray and white text.
Concentric Studio
A simple design with a lot of white space.
DS.Emotion
A simple design that makes good use of drop shadows and red accents.
Kyle Sollenberger Design
Uses a soft color palette and slightly oversized text.
David Sutoyo
A soft gray, white and dark blue design.
Brad Young Photography
A dark background with soft gray and blue typography.
The DECK
A black and white design with strong typographical elements.
Hot Meteor
A simple design with retro elements.
The Portfolio of Matt Bango
Another simple design with blue accents and an emphasis on typography.
Vesess
Another black and white design with gray and red accents.
Design Intellection
A grid-based design with excellent typography.
Surfstation
A soft color palette and a two-column design with lots of white space.
The Old Fashioned
A black and white grid-based design.
CRW / Corporate Risk Watch
Uses a textured background and some hand-drawn elements.
Being Wicked
A mostly black and white design with oversized typography.
Eduardo de La Rocque
A dark gray and white, single column design.
Pixelumbrella
A rarely-seen minimalist grunge design.
NineZero
A narrow, single-column design with a lot of white space.
SimpleBits
A simple design with a textured header and a focus on typography.
Poccuo
A grid-based design with blue, gray and black text.
Davroc Interiors
A design composed entirely of shades of bluish-gray.
Sascha Eggenberger
Hand-drawn elements in black and white with blue accents set this design apart.
Nathan Carnes
A subtle color scheme and textures with black and gray typography.
Nathan Borror
Makes use of colored and geometric accents while still retaining plenty of white space and a simple design.
Beseku
A black and white design with an emphasis on typography.
NZ Venues
A subtle dark gray and white design with small, multi-colored accents.
Chris Garrett Media Ltd
A dark design with subtle gradients in the typography and blue accents.
DesigningTheNews.com
A black and gray design with a focus on typography.
3by9
A multi-colored minimal design with colorful accents and lots of white space.
Typographica
A black, white, and gray design that places emphasis on the images it displays and uses a grid-based design.
Theme
A magazine/grid-style design with orange accents.
Monty Lounge Industries
A blue and gray design with an emphasis on typography.
Berit Somme
A black, white and gray design that places the emphasis on the portfolio pieces.
el Candor
A black and white grid-based portfolio site.
Design by Silnt
A grid-based design in shades of gray.
Pixelcraft
A cream-colored background and black typography keep things simple.
Klipp og Lim
A grid-based design with a portfolio slideshow in the header.
Ole Martin Kristiansen
A dark background with subtly-colored typography.
SiteInspire
A gray site with bright red accents.
MediaFlex
A dark background with white typography that leaves the emphasis on the images.
Vudumedia
A black, gray and white grid-based design.
AREA 17
A black, white and gray design with some dark blue typography.
just.dot
A grayish-brown background and a grid-based design.
LegiStyles
A dark background with an emphasis on typography and tomato-red accents.
Visualbox
A subtly-patterned dark-gray background with bold white and gray typography.
Flush
A dark gray, slightly-grungy design.
Designme
A dark background with gray and white typography.
Designjunction.in
A dark background with lighter typography.
deCode
A dark, textured background with hand-drawn elements and a bit of a retro vibe.
72 Rivington Street
A bold, black and white grid design.
Analogue Motion
A grid-based design with a subtle color palette and typography.
Astheria
A subtle blue, gray and white design with plenty of negative space.
Cade Martin Photography
A white and gray design with the emphasis on the typography.
Daniel Howells
A subtle design that focuses on the typography.
Eightface.com
A black and white design with red highlights.
Fever
A gray background with gray and red text.
Fell Swoop
A white background with black and red typography and tons of negative space.
FRKT
A black and white design with subtle textures.
Jamie Gregory
A grid-based deisgn that focuses on typography.
Joni Korpi
A gray and black design with an emphasis on typography.
Matt Hinchliffe
A black and white design with light blue accents.
Martin Hipp
White background and green accents.
Stefan Persson
A grid-based design with orange accents.
Strange/Beautiful
A gray and white grid-based design.
Voce antica
A white and gray two-column design.
Inkcover Blog
A black and white design with oversized typography.
Allday.cc
A very simple black and white design with minimalist navigation.
Final Eyes
A black, white and gray single-column design.
80/20
A gray color scheme with green accents.
Craig Wilson
A very simple black and white design with hand-drawn elements.
Pomade
An extremely minimalist design with black text and red accents.
SOFA
A grid-based design that emphasizes typography.
The Typographic Desk Reference (TDR)
A minimalist sales page that utilizes modal windows.
I love Typography
A simple design with olive green typography accents.
Artypapers
A white background and subtle gray and pink color scheme.
Sisson Studio
A brown and tan grid-based design with a white background.
We Love Typography
A grid-based design with a white background.
Gordymac
A blue and gray design with plenty of white space.
National College of Art & Design: Postgraduate Study
A gray design with circular images and white text.
Minimalissimo
Black and gray typography with plenty of white space.
Wide Angled
A grid-based site that puts the emphasis on the images it features.
Hair Ott
A gray, black and white design with a Flash slideshow in the header.
Tim Parkin
A grid-based design with a white background.
Selldorf Architects
A simple black and white design.
LUXUX
A grid-based portfolio site.
Fluid
A grid-based design with a white background and simple typography.
Saturday
A simple design with a Flash slideshow.
The May Blog
A simple gray and green color scheme on a white background./p>
quadrifolia
A very bold green and white design.
Dhyr.Hagen
A bold gray and white design.
Nonesuch Records
A simple black and white design with an emphasis on imagery.
About Author – Cameron Chapman is a professional Web and graphic designer with over 7 years of experience. She writes for a number of blogs, including her own, Cameron Chapman On Writing. She’s also the author of Internet Famous: A Practical Guide to Becoming an Online Celebrity.
30 Stunning Apple Concept Designs
Wednesday, October 21st, 2009A great wave of excitement is sweeping across all Apple fans as they await for the official launch of the latest amazing Apple product by year end. Yes, it is the eagerly anticipated Apple Tablet, which was reported to be commercially available this coming November. Some of us may have seen the prototype online, and few will disagree that it is yet another beautiful creation by Apple.
In terms of the design and the aesthetic value of IT wares, there is little dispute that Apple create some of the finest and most creative design for their products that few or no other competitors can match. Over the years, product concept designs by hardcore Apple fans began to surface as Apple started to stand out among its competitors. Although these designs are not going to be marketed as actual products, it reflects the deepest wishes of die-hard Apple fans.
Here is a fine compilation of some of the best, coolest and most creative Apple concept designs created by fans. Don’t you just wish these are available in the market?
Desktops and Laptops
Mac Mini (Slim)
Mac Mini is super-slim concept design of the actual Apple Mac Mini. It has all the features of the original machine but is a lot slimmer. Connect the Mac Mini to a Apple LED displays and you will have a powerful Multimedia computer in-front of you. By Isamu Sanada.
Apple iView
iView is concept Mac design with curved display that is made for best orientation with the curvature of a human eye. It has a dual-sided display and 2 web-cams on both sides of the display. By Nuno Teixeira.
Apple Tribook
The tribook has exactly what the name and the picture suggest, it has three screens. One is the regular laptop-style screen and the other two can be folded to save the space when they are not in use. It is possible that the fordable screens use the Apple’s patented transparent screen technology, that way when they are folded – it can still be used a simple Macbook too. By Adam Benton.
Transparent iMac
A truly futuristic iMac concept design with a transparent display. Equipped with a transparent 30-inch display and a wireless keyboard with light-sensitive illuminated keys, this Concept design can also be set to various levels of translucency and can fade during sleep modes. By Adam Benton.
MacBook Mini
MacBook mini is a smart concept design goes one further to make MacBooks smaller. It features a foldable trackpad which saves up the space when you are not using the keyboard. One other mockup of the MacBook mini by the same designer is a sliding trackpad, which sounds like a better idea than the foldable one. By Isamu Sanada.
Mac Air
Now this is something purely innovative. An Apple Tablet concept that doubles as a desktop, just awesome. It Sports a 5.2-inch LED-backlit glossy widescreen TFT display and can be hooked to a wireless Keyboard, a mouse, a super drive and a Time Machine to turn it into a fully functional wireless Desktop. By Isamu Sanada.
Mac Mini
Concept is to discard the drawbacks which a iMac mini user would nark about the owned machine. And the mark about the Mac Mini is the I/O ports. This concept design makes the ports reachable easily and the V-shape design makes sure that it will remain cool while you are using it. That’s because the hot air will pass through the legs instead respiring from back lying on the top. By Sait Alanyali.
Mac Tab
MacTab can be used as a standalone tablet as well as a laptop with a physical keyboard. It boasts a very thin wireless keyboard that can be easily removed from the tablet and put back to cover the screen when transporting it. The hinges on the back side can be used to support the tablet while in ’standing’ position and it can be used for placing the keyboard too. By Yann Le Corroler.
Tablets
Mac Tablet
This Mac Tablet concept has an optical drive and a slider-style Physical keyboard. It comes sports a physical keyboard which can hide inside the device itself. By Isamu Sanada.
Macbook Touch
Yet another concept design by Isamu Sanada. The MacBook Touch is actually an iPhone concept design with a bigger screen and I/O ports. By Isamu Sanada.
Foldable Macbook Touch
This concept has a foldable design that makes it a Tablet-cum-Macbook. It features Flexible OLED technology which makes the foldable, full-size display possible. When in notebook mode, one half of the screen is converted to a touch screen keyboard and trackpad. By Tommaso Gecchelin.
MacBook Mini
This MacBook Mini is a tablet Concept that Apple is always asked to develop into a product that would be a perfect design. This concise tablet can be used to view pictures, listen to music and watch movies in High Resolution. Moreover, surfing the internet will delineate the great fun.

Apple Netbook Concept
This concept is a belief rather than a imaginary concept and the rumours all around gab about this product being the new Apple Tablet. By Adam Benton.

Mac Pad
MacTab is a concept Apple tablet design that is equipped with a QWERTY physical keyboard. The keyboard can be easily closed, thanks to the slider mechanism. By Maverick18x.
Apple TouchBook
This concept may be a reality soon as the rumours are that the two companies, Apple and Verizon, are looking forward to develop a wireless iPhone. The device is expected to be thinner, lighter and much affordable than the iPhone. The product may be launched by the end of this year and it will be the best to view pictures, listen music and watch HD videos.

iPhones
iPhone Elite
When Apple was to launch iPhone, a reporter asked Steve Ballmer what he though about it – He laughed and said, “A Phone without a Keyboard?”. If only he could see this concept design of iPhone. iPhone Elite has a dual slider mechanism. It has a bigger camera and a full QWERT physical keyboard too. By Mat Brady.
iPhone 4G
Mix iPhone with iPod Touch and through in some Macbook Air too. You get a slim iPhone 4G like this one. It has a front camera for video-conferencing and retains curves of a Macbook Air. By Rodolphe Desmare.
iPhone Video
This Photoshop creation is a concept about iPhone Video. This one won’t be much diverse from the iPhone, but some extra buttons on its left and some additional effects for the sleek screen and home button make this look better than the iPhone. By Chromatix.

iEye
The iEye is a concept mobile phone which boasts a shutter button onto the camera making it over iPhone constraints. The phone curbs a glut of features that take in 720p HD video, 5.1-megapixel stills, 12GB of flash memory, and a large-capacity lithium-ion battery hardwired inside. Moreover a 30 pin connector boosts its aptitude in connectivity for easy file transfers. By Adam Benton.

iPhone Nano
What can be a copulate when a iPhone and Nano are parents? The iPhone Nano. It’s a pretty good concept which can be abstracted from the image below. It’s a concept mated from a iPhone 3G and Nano G4. By FreshAndContent.

iPhone Pro
A unibody iPhone with pretty slick looks and flatter body. The iPhone 3.0 or iPhone Pro comes in two versions, aluminium and glass.

iPods
iPod Chimera
This concept is by far one of the best and most sophisticated iPod concept. Apart from the sleek and slim looks, it also has earpieces that are able to play wirelessly. Made up of entirely Titanium, iPod chimera has a scratch/smear resistant display that is able to play 720p HD videos.

iPod Nano 4G
Not much creative but a good idea about a iPod Nano 4G. This concept is splendid with some more sleek curves and great combination of colours. Indubitably, the design will come with many more features and as the image suggests, an accelerometer as well. By Chromatix.
iPod Shuffle
This concept is a portrayal of an iPod Shuffle wrist wrap dangling and would be found on all the joggers and runaway models on the roads, strapped on their arms. An iPod shuffle with a Mp3 bracelet and a wireless ear piece that might look prettier on arms of girls. By Isamu Sanada.

hiPod Concept
hiPod is a wrist watch style iPod that has a foldable display that becomes a digital watch when closed. It has the regular iPod dial-navigation and comes with a pair of wireless earpieces. By Isamu Sanada.
Miscellaneous Apple Concept Gadgets
Apple iRing
With this concept iRing design, you are able to control your iPod via bluetooth. You can control playback and volume on any of your Apple media devices using the touch-sensitive strip. It sports an OLED status display which can be use to toggle between ‘pause’ and ‘play’. By Victor Soto.


iVault
iVault concept entices you to own it in an affordable price of about $499 and will store hundreds of thousands of songs, videos and pictures. You are able to sync it with your Laptop/Desktop wirelessly just like Apple’s Time Capsule.

iCal Watch
The concept is a marvel of its own . It syns with iCal via Bluetooth so that you won’t miss and appointment or a meeting. Moreover the watch has a touch screen making it a snap to use.

iSticks
The set of iStick speakers are compatible with all Apple products and when compared to Harman Kardon speakers, it seems better to opt for and much reliable with iSub in a combo arrangement.

iLight
The iLight concept has a touch-sensitive panel which can be used to control the torch. Single tap to turn on, another to turn off, flick fingers forward and backward to control the luminosity, and double tap to lock the touch-panel. By Miyoshimasato.
Black and White Photography: 100 Pieces of Exquisite Portrait
Monday, October 12th, 2009A good portrait reveals something about its subject beyond the immediate appearance of the photograph. It includes layers of meaning and depth that portray the person as a whole, not just the superficial initial impression. Great portraits give us an idea of who the person really is, beyond what they’re trying to outwardly depict.
Portraits done in black and white add an additional layer of complexity to their subject. The choice to appear void of color says something about the person, though what it says varies greatly between people. Below are 100 stunning black and white portraits to give you inspiration in your designs. The range of subjects and what their portraits say about them run across the entire spectrum of the human experience, and you’re sure to find something that resonates.
More photography entries we’ve previously published:
- Urban decay photography
- Tilt-Shift Photography
- Photos of Paris
- Beautiful Night Photography
- Breathtaking Fireworks Photography
Complete showcase after jump.
Funeral
by ultramaryna
The Queen
by zemotion
black and white . bricks
by beautifullydestructed
I’ll tell you a story…
by alejka
Laughing with
by iNeedChemicalX
Bitter Sweet Symphony
by iNeedChemicalX
Black Desire
by UnaObsesion
FANatic new
by Nigrita
On my mind
by liquidsunnyday
Smoke on the moon
by azarova
The running man
by Mattrobbyattack
Lyrical
by moodychick
06
by bezglowa
I’m free
by dashka-takes-photos
Sarmata
by polska
Aye Aye C’ptain
by TFraser
Secret garden II
by electricbird
Ethiopia-Dassanetch
by marjanvanthielen
Close your eyes
by Kvikken
Dilan
by kentsiz
The last smoke…
by rocker-sanjog
In the cold light of morning
by DisposableMe
Black & White Portrait
by Lars Willem Veldkampf
Landon BP Black & White Portrait
by Steven Hart
Fisherman
by womanish
The Girl and the Baby
by OneOnOne Photography
Nathan
johnny nikon
Antonino
by sam cartelli
Nikkormat
by Studio d’Xavier
Old man with a cigarette
by LouisWu
Dancing in Bare Feet
by dfg photography
Turkish Market Seller
by keith
Jinny in Black and White
by TXphotoblog
Oh my friends you haven’t changed
by Ornelia Olivieri
liviachicca
by Ornelia Olivieri
TRP: Me and My Camera
by Studio d’Xavier
6/100 Duff
by Studio d’Xavier
Portrait of a Punk Girl
by Havovubu
Damian
by Burgunda
Passin’ the Time
by Joel Bedford
8037
by Dmitry Medvedev
Day 30
by Murraynewphotos
Untitled Girl Portrait
by tuturuuu
Untitled Portrait
by MOSH S.K
Gau
by USELESSNANO
Crying Girl
by LouisWu
I hate my obvious freckles
by nikki psych ward
Market stall worker
by StephenQi
Gioty
by paranenormalus
Stare
by violin-sonata
AH
by Krstnn Hrmnsn
“The Pigeon Man”
by Elliotphotos
Che Boris 2
by FrankZimper
Black and White
by mariemadeame
Binki
by Pichead
Black Swan
by zemotion
Black
by BittersweetDisease
Eye black and white
by Ashleigh07Art
Black and White
by KarinePaula
Another Amber
by Jibby!
Sophie in black and white
by Palindroom
Julia
by photomek
Hush now
by iNeedChemicalX
Black Lava
by CRISTYNNA-NECROPOLIS
New Hope Childrens Home
by nick barta
Black white portrait
by lafaette
Black and White
by Fragoline
Black and white
by lkopuz
White 2
by Coffeestain
Hearts turn black and white
by iNeedChemicalX
Menja lady, Sheka forest, Ethiopia
by ngari.norway
Freedom In Black And White 1
by kreestal
Untitled Portrait of a Girl
by Lisa Askew
Wisdom
by pastaboy sleeps
Warmth
by pastaboy sleeps
Et l’anarchie de julien
by salusmarc
Black Cherry
by waga27
GPS 8 Rose Black and White
by Rubarb
Black and White II
by Orzz
Summer BW
by larafairie
Movie Star Black and White
by Adam25Toronto
Girl in a white dress
by LesiaV
White + Black
by maliciousfaerie
JOE!
by Martin Quiroz Photography
Black and white
by infernalphotography
Deitra 04
by Jason Stair
Warm Place II
by SynthTwins
Beth – Silhouette
by larafairie
Zoe
by c1po
Jana
by LudovicMazet
Manu
by LudovicMazet
Sells Hamsters
by Roman Abramovich
Black and White
by lucaspagnuoli
Black
by johnwaters
Black and white
by zakharova
Paint it black and white
by krecique
Black Hole Sun
by berzerker-sk
Black Sun
by fatallook
The peter pan
by muszka
Black Math
by rabatz
About Author – Cameron Chapman is a professional Web and graphic designer with over 7 years of experience. She writes for a number of blogs, including her own, Cameron Chapman On Writing. She’s also the author of Internet Famous: A Practical Guide to Becoming an Online Celebrity.
70+ Insightful Retro And Historic Artwork Around The World
Tuesday, October 6th, 2009When one speaks of retro art, images of art styles derived from advertising and propaganda posters from 1930s to 1960s usually flood the mind. The simple graphics made from oil paints reflect the less advanced technology of that time. This period is also a time of significant turbulence in our modern history, when major events such as the rise of communism and World Wars were taking ground. It is then not surprising that many posters serve as propaganda tools for the ruling governments. These propaganda images eventually contributed to the development of different retro art styles.
Many of the following retro art pieces that you will see are actual posters produced during those time. We’ve searched a couple of sources to compile a great list of retro art styles comprising not only of propaganda art pieces, but also a few other kind such as advertising posters. In addition, we have separated these pieces into two main categories, Western and Chinese retro art. Full list after jump.
The West: Retro Posters from the West
Here we have Soviet posters during the rise of communism as well as propaganda posters during World War II. There are also some miscellaneous ones like film and product ads, along with some retro-inspired art.
The Power of Propaganda: Wartime Posters
Syd Mead Concept Design for US Steel
Soviet Flag Over the Reichstag
We Will Not Allow This to Happen Again!
Great Stalin is A Flag of the USSR’s Friendship
Everything for the Victory – Women of USSR for the Front
Liberated woman – Build Up Socialism!
1953 Advertising Calendar for Hotpoint Appliances
The East: The Chinese Art of Propaganda
As a result of over 5,000 years of China’s history and culture, Chinese art has always been uniquely different from the West. Here you will see how traditonal Chinese art evolved into retro art that still maintains its distinct culture while incorporating Western art elements to spread communism.
Revolutionary Committees are Good
The Working Class is the Main Force in the Campaign
Win Honor for Our Great Leader Chairman Mao
The Chinese People’s Liberation Army
Learn from the Spirit of Daqing
We’ll Definitely Beat the World Record
The Chinese People are Not Easily Humiliated
Smash the Old World; Establish the New World
Brilliant Light of the Red Sun
I Love the Blue Sky of Motherland
Art Comes From Life’s Struggles
These propaganda artworks were collected from Life.com, Flickr, Crestock, kaladarshan, Chinese Poster Online and other websites.
100 Captivating Examples of Urban Decay Photography
Friday, October 2nd, 2009One of the things that makes a great designer is the ability to see beauty in unlikely places. And images of urban decay can really put that ability to the test.
Whether it’s images of abandoned buildings or simply a disregarded alley or nook, there is beauty to be found in the derelict and forgotten areas of the world’s cities. The images below give only a small taste of what’s out there, ready to inspire your next design project.
Urban Decay in Tacoma
by anthonyh2006
Urban Decay at a Marin School
by CourtneyAllison
Urban Decay: Nature Juxtaposed with Industry
by Irit
Day 10 — Urban Decay (or Regrowth?)
by brianjmatis
Urban Decay2
by grigjr
Urban Decay — Sofas and Chairs
by byonder
Urban Decay 11 — Courtyard
by grigjr
Urban Decay – 01 — Graffiti
by scotto
Urban Decay — Aerosol Cans
by ridethespiral1
Urban Decay — Red Chair
by secdoover
UrbanDecay
by entengruetze
Urban Decay — English Academy
by ghostrider-in-ze-sky
Urban Decay: American Auto
by paperdolldreams
Urban Decay: Rusted Factory
by JoeCollver
Urban Decay – 14: Warehouse
by scotto
Urban Decay: Arches
by VSprink
Urban Decay: Black and White Doorway
by downhill
Urban Decay: Smoke Stacks
by snake.eyes
Urban Decay 5: Sunlight Effects
by ghostrider-in-ze-sky
Urban Decay Boston
by tarotist
Urban Decay: Three Towers
by bloodfilledlungs
Urban Decay: Water Fountain
by Enzo D.
Urban Decay New Set – 1
by ro-stock
Rust in Peace
by thespook
Decay VIII
by Benjinoman
Queens Urban Decay 207a
by chaserpaul
Urban Decay 3: Stroke-on-Trent
by CarolAnneS
Urban Decay 2: Peeling Plaster and Brick
by rosetigerdragon
Decay from the "Urban Exploration" Project
by MuffYz
Urban Decay, Velluters
by Xavi Calvo
Urban Decay (Moscow)
by happy-dee-dooo
Urban Decay: Broken Window
by B Rosen
Urban Decay 008: Peeling Paint
by MarcoFiorentini
Old Colonial Mansion Opposite the National Museum
by remittance_girl
Stuffed If I Know
by MIAD
Dodgey Ladder
by MIAD
Urbex Self Portrait
by James Loesch
Blue Door, Yellow Wall
by Stoxasths
Setting Up the Fair
by Stoxasths
Krampnitz
by James C Farmer
The Old Soccer Stadion
by Static_P
In the Heart of the Plant
by NARIBIS
MF
by Static_P
West Park – Still Life 2
by Romanywg
Abandoned Asylum
by andre.govia
Lier Mental Hospital – Old Wheel Chair
by Anders V. Tøftemo
The Next Mission
by Romanywg
West Park Reflections too
by Romanywg
Green: Peeling Pain
by James C Farmer
Please Close the Doors After Leaving
by James C Farmer
Beelitz: #1
by James C Farmer
Way Out
by James C Farmer
Beelitz: #2
by James C Farmer
Concrete Stairwell
by Chris Leithead
Rust Macro at Filey
by tina_manthorpe
Brooklyn Rust: The Brooklyn Bridge
by Digital Agent
Locked Rust Blue
by tina_manthorpe
Cracked Sidewalk in Front of Charlotte Street Arts Centre in Fredericton
by Chris Campbell
Bowling Alley
by keiththrn
Abandoned in Cork
by slinky2000
Abandoned Building
by Isaac E
Denbigh Abandoned Asylum
by andre.goby
Pripyat, Ukraine Chernobyl
by robot fotomat
Nuclear Winter in Chernobyl
by Stuck in Customs
Pripyat Amusement Park, Ukraine Chernobyl
by robot fotomat
Swimming Pool in the Abandoned School in Pripyat’ / Chernobyl
by Danny–Boy
Urban Decay 8
by ghostrider-in-ze-sky
Abandoned Building in Pripyat’ / Chernobyl
by Danny–Boy
Chernobyl/Pripyat, Ukraine: Ferris Wheel
by 8333696
Abandoned Building in Pripyat’ / Chernobyl
by DannyBoy
Watcher
by borderfilms (Doug)
OH Dexter City – Abandoned School
by scottamus
Abandoned City Methodist Church, Gary, Indiana
by Timothy Neesam
Pripyat – Abandoned City
by Dazzababes
Abandoned City: Paper Circles
by eruthnum
Abandoned City: Kitchen Stove
by eruthnum
City Meth: Gary, Indiana
by Noel Kerns
Abandoned Building in La Habana, Cuba
by vormplus
Hospental, Abandoned Building: Switzerland
by Tuuur
Abandoned Row Houses – Perlman Place (Baltimore)
by sann235
NYC Ghetto: Bushwick Brooklyn
by izakokomari890
Flats to Let 1987: South Bronx
by Urban Photos
Grungy Wall Texture
by iammi-z
Rust Texture
by code1name
Grunge: Wooden Door
by jazza
Lisbon Balconies
by hbrinkman
Old Wood: Grungy Wooden Structure
by jazza
Deserted Houses
by barunpatro
Old Tower
by cyborg1us
Old Stavelot: Ardennes, Belgium
by hbrinkman
Museum? A Rundown Shack in Sofala, NSW, Australia
by drakemata
Street Urban Decay: Porto City, Portugal
by saavem
Tangled Wires
by drog1998
Abandoned Warehouse 5: Gatke Building, Warsaw, IN
by freschje
Miami, Arizona
by kevinzim
New Orleans Alley post Katrina
by bonesdog
Ruins
by Marinela
Utrect: Canal in Holland
by martwork
Old Door in a House in Limache, Chile
by philhxc
Urban Winter: Saarbrücken, Bürgerpark
by Author
About Author – Cameron Chapman is a professional Web and graphic designer with over 7 years of experience. She writes for a number of blogs, including her own, Cameron Chapman On Writing. She’s also the author of Internet Famous: A Practical Guide to Becoming an Online Celebrity.






















































































































































































































































































































































































































