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#believeinfilm

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Ralph Brandi
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This building is right behind the decaying Officers Club. It’s in marginally better shape, although its roof is caved in.

The new regime in Washington and their DOGE stormtroopers zeroed out the budget for renovations to these buildings at Fort Hancock, so they’re likely to continue falling apart.

Rolleiflex MX-EVS, Fomapan 400, Rodinal 1:50.


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A small structure made of cinderblock and lattice stands in the grass. Its roof is caved in.
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Charlotte

One more grumpy commute 😾

(It will be less grumpy as the weather improves. And the route is being removed entirely at the end of April, so it just formalizes what has been happening.)

⭑ Nikkormat EL ⭑ Nikkor-S.C. Auto 50mm f/1.4 ⭑ Kodak Tri-X ⭑ HC-110e ⭑ Mar. 12, 2025 ⭑

View of a cleared asphalt pathway along a (still frozen) river, as seen from an elevated position. Trees line both sides of the pathway in the foreground.
View of a still bridge crossing a frozen river. Scaffolding runs across the length of the bridge below deck as workers do some repairs.
View of the neo-gothic/gothic revival centre block of the Parliament of Canada from the rear. It is under renovation and there are cranes and scaffolding. The bottom of a new not-yet-open pedestrian bridge runs at the top of the frame.
Mackerel tabby cat named Martha perched on top of a white Ikea shelf (it's a hobby spillover shelf with film chemistry and equipment in six of the cubbies and sewing patterns and scrap fabric in the other six). I am partially visible in the mirror at the entrance.
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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOG
The Schlangenbader Strasse tunnel is an important feature of the Autobahnüberbauung Schlangenbader Straße housing complex in Berlin’s Wilmersdorf district. It showcases the urban planning efforts of the 1970s.

However, the tunnel’s future is uncertain. In April 2023, it was closed indefinitely due to serious fire protection deficiencies, including ventilation and emergency call system issues. This closure, prompted by a technical inspection and concerns from the Berlin Fire Department, has impacted the surrounding area.

I accidentally discovered this location in 2014 and admired its architecture. It took me 10 years to return, prompted by a friend’s photos of the closed tunnel and empty highway. I had read about it before but wasn’t sure of its accessibility.

The picture is from the area around the Schlangenbader Strasse tunnel, taken during my visit in late January 2025.

📷 Mamiya RZ67
🎞️ Kodak Ektar 100

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A deserted road leads to a cityscape under a clear sky. Sparse streetlights and railings line the road, and trees and buildings are visible in the distance.
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