Nate
Liminal spaces are like the middle ground between two things, ya know? Think doorways, bridges, and even those virtual worlds online like Reddit. They’re places where you’re not quite here or there, and that can be both exciting and scary.
Get ready to feel like you’re in between worlds, because these liminal spaces are about to blow your mind.
1. “this picture of moment valley always felt liminal”
2. “this empty beach me & my girlfriend saw while taking a walk last night”
3. “I took this long exposure photo of wind turbines, felt like it fit here”
4. “I am literally staying in the liminal hotel”
5. “Perfect forest”
6. “We climbed inside of a highway bridge . This goes for 10+ kilometres”
7. “I work as a cleaner at a hospital and stumbled upon this strange room. I thought this belonged here.”
8. “Feels like a dream I’ve had”
9. “From an office space closed since 1991. Every room has one of those flip clocks and they’re all synced, each minute you hear them all cycle over, telling time to no one for 31 years.”
10. “Was going to visit a relative of mine and on the way there capture this on my phone”
11. “A very uneasy feeling”
12. “I just accidentally deleted this, so here’s my parents hotel hallway again”
13. “I think I have wandered too far”
14. “I took this picture and left as quick as possible this room”
15. “A diner in the void”
16. “Last trash can before the edge of the world”
17. “My depressing visit to Chuck E Cheese back in 2020”
18. “Hotel my girlfriend and me are staying at … haven’t seen a single soul yet”
19. “The hotel we are staying in on our road trip”
20. “It smells like chlorine but I can’t find the pool”
21. “This underground tunnel at work, which blasts 80s music”
22. “Something feels off…”
23. “A relic from the past”
24. “The hotel I stayed at last night”
25. “a liminal encounter I felt compelled to share.”
26. “No one at sight, no sounds, just the wind”
27. “Dreaming again?”
28. “It continues forever.”
29. “Petrol station after a good downpour”
30. “Saw this on twitter, where the Namib desert meets the ocean. Feels surreal…”
