There’s no denying the fact that human civilization has left its very noticeable concrete footprint across lands near and far. It’s easy to forget that the concrete jungles some of us call home used to be literal heavily forested areas. Every now and again though nature pipes up, and proceeds to reclaim its own. These images certainly pay homage to those moments.
1. “Construction helmet reclaimed by barnacles and seaweed.”
2. “Abandoned village in Shengshen.”
3. “Never get sick of ghostly railway tracks.”
4. “Tree hungry. Tree eat sign.”
5. “Church overgrown with greenery in Italy.”
6. “Someone cut this tree down to a stump, but it said nope.”
7. “Overgrown escalator.”
8. “A long moored river barge.”
9. “Must’ve been nice to warm your bones before this old fireplace.”
10. “90 years later and the tramway bridge is barely there.”
11. “The Gate Keeper at the emptied Putzar Castle in Germany.”
12. “A nice resting place for this car.”
13. “Looks like no more masses for this church.”
14. “An escalator to Spagna Metro Station in Rome.”
15. “A school bus on the Kudzu Route.”
16. “Seriously though, this makes no sense.”
17. “Suffice to say, the tow truck never made it.”
18. “Homes in Detroit, Michigan.”
19. “All that’s left of my great great great grandparents’ home.”
20. “This boot I found in the woods is being reclaimed by nature.”
21. “An apartment complex in Keelung, Taiwan.”
22. “Nature is always victorious.”
23. “Tree roots copying the brick pattern.”
24. “A low mileage driver.”
25. “Where was once a house in the Adirondack Mountains.”
