Diagonal Sunlight and Peeling Paint, Kolmanskop (Portrait)

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Diagonal Sunlight and Peeling Paint, Kolmanskop (Portrait)

Diagonal bands of sunlight cut across a peeling green wall and through a doorway into a pink room, with windblown sand pooling on the floor—an atmospheric glimpse inside Kolmanskop, Namibia.

Year: 2024

From album: Kolmanskop: Namibia’s Ghost Town of Shifting Sands

Photographer: This

Tags: abandoned forgotten places ghost town history Kolmanskop Namibia textures wooden floors

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