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16 Photos That Prove Abandoned Is Beautiful Not Just Creepy

Tbilisi is a breathtaking city situated in a valley in the Republic of Georgia. The city, rich in art and architecture, goes along Kura’s riverbank and makes sure it attracts every tourist who visits it.

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The architecture of Tbilisi dates back to the eighteenth as well as the nineteenth century. The houses were old and aesthetics, the bridges and skyscrapers of the city were attractive, modern, and fascinated people to explore every part of it. Where you think that places lose their real beauty just because we keep on renovating them, there are some parts in the city of Tbilisi that you may not recognize if you haven’t been there for a long time. The old down alongside the Narikala Fortress in Tbilisi is one such place that has been renovated. However, some parts retain their true essence and that’s what makes the city more beautiful.

There are various buildings, old and cracked, exuding vintage vibes. The paint from these walls seems to fade at every point, with layers of paint coming out of the walls, making the buildings looks authentic, classy, and weary. Places in the city, both large and small, have very old wooden doors and balconies. The courtyards of those places have biographies of the family that lived there and they have been existing for decades.

Here, we have put together some amazing architectural photographs that would make you want to explore this city right about now.

1. Imagine the rain pouring inside through that roof!

The Former Hotel London, A Stunning Staircase In The Heart Of Tbilisi.

The pictures you will find here will be mostly of homes or the entrance to homes where people lived. A city that changes as fast as Tbilisi, people were afraid that these old places will either be ruined or renovated. Where the elegance of the old town of the city attracts you and rivers call you to have a peaceful time, you will be really lucky if you set off to explore the city and found places in their original nature.

2. A place that drives you in circles (quite literally) and makes your heart lively.

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Soviet Twirls & Swirls – Former Cable Car Station In Tbilisi (Now Full Of Graffiti).

3. In love with the swirling stairs…

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Circling Around – A Stunning Stairwell In Tbilisi

Good photography means you should know the right angles and how to click in the perfect lighting. Of course, the location matters a lot too. Remember to always edit the picture you take as well. One such famous photographer is Robert Paladori who takes breathtaking images of urban interiors and environments. He explores places right after disasters take place. Another photographer is Elia Locardi who is known for her travel photographs and awesome creation.

4. This abandoned cinema is so elegant.

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Abandoned Cinema Built In The Early 1900s.

5. Looks like this staircase has a lot of secrets inside.

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S Curve – The Same Staircase, A Different Angle.

Pictures like these can be edited from Adobe Lightroom to create the aesthetic effect you have in your mind.

6. The way this picture breaks the baby into two pieces depicts a strong meaning.

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Broken Baby – Another Entrance In Tbilisi Old Town.

7. That ceiling is one-of-a-kind.

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The Most Popular Spot “Unknown”, Town House At 9 Geronti Kikodze St.

The photographer who captured the photographs is passionate about going to Italy, the US, and even Sweden to capture more interesting images. He also released two interesting books namely Fabrica and Abandoned Lebanon. He aims to photograph more places that he learned about in the previous two years and we wish him all the best! The photographer has done an incredible job at capturing the beauty and mysteriousness of these abandoned places.

Don’t you think there’s just something spooky and beautiful about these places? It appears as if every picture has its own story to tell which really makes us wonder, what it could be? Wait, wait! Hold on with your deep thoughts as we have more pictures coming up ahead for you! So, without any further ado, lets just keep on scrolling!

8. Abandoned places do make your heart sink.

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Mezzanine – A Stunning Entertainment Hall That Lays Derelict.

9. Imagine what this place looked like when it was completely new.

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All Over The Place – The Heavily Decayed Entrance.

10. This place surely needs some love and maintenance.

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The Patch Up – The Landing Of A Residential Block Is Now Receiving Some Much-Needed Love.

11. The architects back then were so talented. They knew how to create a masterpiece.

Red Lines – Close To Sunset Whilst I Photographed This Beautiful Entrance Hall.

12. Do you wish to go in there?

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No Entry – The Entrance To The Derelict Armenian Church, Surb Nshan.

13. A hall that you would love to host your guests in.

Masquerade Ball – Hidden In Central Tbilisi, This Hall Is Used But Very Decayed.

14. A ceiling that makes you want to keep looking at.

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Golden – Looking Up At The Ceiling That Was Attempted To Be Repaired In A Former Cinema.

15. Who wouldn’t want to be in this place and make their dreams come true?

A Self-Portrait Inside That Entertainment Hall In Tbilisi.

16. Hauntingly beautiful…

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Broken Home – A House With Subsidence Issues.

As we have reached the end of this post, we’d like to take a minute to appreciate the photographer who beautifully captured the beauty of these abandoned places! Every picture was unique in its own way and every picture had its own story to tell. Kudos to the photographer and his remarkable skills. There are many more places waiting to be discovered and we hope that we get to see more of these places.

This brings us to another question, have you ever been to Tbilisi? Or did you ever get a chance to capture photographs from this city or any other city that you would like the world to see? Feel free to share the pictures that you have captured, with us down in the comments section below! And do not forget to share these beautifully captured pictures with your friends and family members!

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