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What to take photos of inside?
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What to take photos of inside?
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Old doors, peeling paint, rusty pipes and cobwebs all make great subjects for this kind of photography. Their textures will stimulate the senses, especially if you shoot from close-up to show the detail of the decay and texture.
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