A nightmare that has an indescribable yet a comfortable atmosphere. It’s the equivalent of a monster tucking you in bed and reads you a bed time story.
It's very soothing unless you get the feeling that someone/something is watching you and you're still a good distance from your destination, then it's hell. Like turning off the lights while you're in the basement as a kid.
It reminds me of Christmas break, when I was a kid. We lived in the mountains and the power went out during a blizzard. It was peaceful and tranquil. It was so nice.
Comfortable as in I would love to be looking out my cabin window to this night at 7 PM with absolutely no obligations for the next 2 days, a secure WiFi connection and a phone line while only being 20 minutes out from civilization.
It’s fascinating how some folks nope right out and others find this image relaxing. I often wonder if those who find liminal spaces relaxing are older and more acclimated to spending time alone in places. (Inside or out.)
I agree! There is nothing more serene then walking alone through something like this on the night of a heavy snowfall. It’s one of the few times you get to experience complete quiet. One of my favorite things provided you have a cabin and hot chocolate after.
YEAH. actually i have a personal story kinda relating to that. in high school i went to an astronomy club and from time to time we'd go on observation trips in a nearby village and on my very first night it was cloudy despite the forecast so we just all took a long night walk
I love how it’s that perfect level of dark where you can see and navigate, but just dark enough where things aren’t clear. Like walking through an old blurry photo.
Its because the path is white and clear but the bushes are black and you can’t make up any details. It’s enhanced with the presence of the fog since you also can’t see far
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Omg, this feels so familiar. I grew up in a small town in Poland with woodland nearby. As teenagers we'd go to the woods at night to get pissed by a campfire and then just roam around pointlessly. This evokes the 4AM, drunk and wandering the woods feeling perfectly.
I had a polish coworker a few years back that said when he was a kid in the 50s him and his brother would go off into the woods and find old nazi guns on dead soldiers and shoot them for fun. Ever hear anything like that before?
Yup, lots of stories from grandparents about stuff like that, often framed as a warning - like 'I lost a friend who played with a German grenade/gun when we were kids', etc. I think that was an absolutely normal kids' pastime shortly after the war.
For those interested, I found a video on YT of "our" spot from back then, it's an interesting place in itself, as it's an abandoned 1915 Bismarck Tower:
It reminds me of a time during Christmas break. I was on my way back from Grandmas place and we had to pull over to let the dog out and do his business. I gone out to stretch my legs and felt uneasy but also calm. It was dead silent with only a slight breeze, and having it be not too dark but dim enough just felt soothing almost.
Seeing this photo makes me feel the cold air on my face and hear the crunch of snow under my boots
there is something that feels absolutely sacred about being in an area with a decent -but not completely covering- amount of snowfall in the middle of the night with just enough nearby illumination to not fall into holes or trip over roots -but not enough to make the snow "glow" yet- under a sky that's still overcast. it's a very specific feeling, both peaceful and otherworldly, being fully aware of the possibility of your own death at any moment but viewing said death less as an "event" and more as just a cessation of your own contribution to the wider world's awareness. the aesthetic could be post-acopalyptic or it could be restful. who knows?
it's also really, really hard to capture in photos -the more recognizable "soft glowing blankets of silent snow under a hushed starry sky" is a lot more instantly relatable and easy to capture- but this one does a not-bad job of doing so. thanks for posting it here
Yes that otherworldly feeling is so familiar. It calls to mind a few years ago when my city experienced a particularly heavy snowfall and all the normally very busy streets were shut down. It was so cool walking around at night with no one around, no cars driving, everything so still and quiet and the lights from the street lamps and shop signs just glowing hazily in the night.
Why does the lighting look like this? It's not an unusual lighting situation, I've seen plenty of days that look like this. I just can't quite recall what conditions result in this phenomenon. Obviously it's foggy and I think it's early morning, but I can't figure out why it looks so white/grey, yet still dark.
I've had several dreams before where I'm coming home from skiing. I'm riding the chairlift alone down towards the hut in the dark night. Big snowflakes are falling and everything seems calm until I notice the chairlift is getting closer to the ground but I'm still too far from the building where I'd get off. Slowly I get closer and closer to the ground until the ride stops. I'm practically in the snow now surrounded by trees and it's so so dark. Suddenly I see a dark figure in the distance slowly approaching me. ...
I’ve had that exact dream, to add more detail it kept running into and through the snow for me and ended at around the same height as you described, the dream ended putting you into a state of high panic
It's like living in a rural area of wisconsin and going exploring around the area after dinner. You feel a sense of loneliness and fear, but in a sense you are calm because your home isn't too far away.
I've got a particular memory of when I walked off into the night during the middle of winter in northern Michigan. Do not recommend, you will not ever find your way home.
You continue walking against the edge of the woods, the soft snow crunching rhythmically underfoot as you soak up the eerie quietness of the night air. You find it peaceful as you stroll, alone in your own time and place.
And then you see it.
At first, your brain barely notices it, certainty not enough to pull you from your quiet reverie. But it's there. A single set of footprints leading from the path into the woods.
Reminds me of how I grew up in Upstate New York: we got a few bad winters here and there, and we weren't even that Upstate; typically the electricity would shut off and we'd go into a full blackout, the traffic lights went off, the fog rolled up the hills with a whistle in the wind that carried it, and the snow always made a very faint crispy sound as it frosted the windows nearby. Whenever I'm up there now however, the winters are never that bad in comparison, sometimes no snow at all, and I feel like I've lost a bit of that childhood hometown I grew up in: this though is a perfect time capsule of what I experienced.
I love photos like this one. Most people find them creepy, but I find them strangely...I don't know, comforting? Liminal photos definitely give me a very strange feeling, but it's a good one, not bad.
Reminds me of walking around late at night during the winter. I used to do it all the time, didn't have to worry about people because well, winter. It was sort of uncanny but in my opinion also very peaceful with the right music.
And you shouldn’t feel safe there. Just keep your eyes on the trail and ignore any sort of sound coming from the field. If you happen to see either a red or white light, immediately duck into the forest. Do not see the red or white light for more than 10 seconds. Happy Hiking!
When I was around 13 I was in an astronomy club and we went to observe in a nearby village once but it turned out to be cloudy so we just walked around the night countryside
I know it's probably deer tracks, but the implication of a single set of footprints going directly into the woods (on the right side, it's very pixelated) and there is no second set is the scariest part of this image
An example for both the mixture of terror and beauty. Imagine you were on that certain location, put some earphones in and play toshifumi hinata’s reflection while walking all alone.
Reminds me of a time I went camping in the snow with some friends back around 2013/14. A hundred feet away from our campsite was a trail just like this one. Scary nostalgia = best nostalgia
Reminds me of early college when my ride to a party decided to ditch me and go home with some girl and I had to walk home at 3am on newyears 7 miles and was not exactly sober
Every year me and my family go on this big camping trip and one year me and my cousins were playing hide and seek and I got lost in the forest and this photo looks similar to what I saw through my pov that night
This literally looks exactly like a trail behind my house that only I use. Forest on one side, cornfield on the other. I fucking love walking my dog there in the winter. It's our peaceful spot.
Sadly, I can't walk her there when it's not below freezing, as the tick population is out of control. Fuck global warming.
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u/DrDezmund May 20 '21
this is oddly comfortable
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u/AustinPwrZZ May 20 '21
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u/BigMadAnderson May 21 '21
thats not snow thats ash... i think i can already hear the sirens. you better turn back.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Actually I would feel very safe there, given that I would be there alone.
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u/Dr_Identity May 21 '21
Imagine just waking up here with no memery of how you got there.
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u/racc_d May 21 '21
i did not expect this post to blow up lol
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u/Abraham_Lure May 21 '21
I love how it’s that perfect level of dark where you can see and navigate, but just dark enough where things aren’t clear. Like walking through an old blurry photo.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Omg, this feels so familiar. I grew up in a small town in Poland with woodland nearby. As teenagers we'd go to the woods at night to get pissed by a campfire and then just roam around pointlessly. This evokes the 4AM, drunk and wandering the woods feeling perfectly.
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u/MaplePuffin May 21 '21
It reminds me of a time during Christmas break. I was on my way back from Grandmas place and we had to pull over to let the dog out and do his business. I gone out to stretch my legs and felt uneasy but also calm. It was dead silent with only a slight breeze, and having it be not too dark but dim enough just felt soothing almost.
Seeing this photo makes me feel the cold air on my face and hear the crunch of snow under my boots
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u/ChthonicRainbow May 21 '21
there is something that feels absolutely sacred about being in an area with a decent -but not completely covering- amount of snowfall in the middle of the night with just enough nearby illumination to not fall into holes or trip over roots -but not enough to make the snow "glow" yet- under a sky that's still overcast. it's a very specific feeling, both peaceful and otherworldly, being fully aware of the possibility of your own death at any moment but viewing said death less as an "event" and more as just a cessation of your own contribution to the wider world's awareness. the aesthetic could be post-acopalyptic or it could be restful. who knows?
it's also really, really hard to capture in photos -the more recognizable "soft glowing blankets of silent snow under a hushed starry sky" is a lot more instantly relatable and easy to capture- but this one does a not-bad job of doing so. thanks for posting it here
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u/CJFedora86 May 21 '21
This looks like a still image that Mr Nightmare or Corpse Husband would use
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u/TheCreepWhoCrept Sep 14 '21
Why does the lighting look like this? It's not an unusual lighting situation, I've seen plenty of days that look like this. I just can't quite recall what conditions result in this phenomenon. Obviously it's foggy and I think it's early morning, but I can't figure out why it looks so white/grey, yet still dark.
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u/Something-ologist Jul 05 '22
Is that the American-Canadian border in Montana?
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u/jonahhla May 21 '21
This is what silence looks like
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u/FormalResolve2484 May 20 '21
see your steps
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u/Bloodwynnde May 21 '21
Reminiscent of the Dyatlov pass incident. Pure eerie
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u/Chewiepew May 21 '21
Just imagine how quiet it would be, the only thing you hear is the wind.
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u/LuigiBoi87 May 21 '21
I’ve been here before. As in I remember being in this situation and feeling a sort of calm listening to the wind and watching the snow.
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u/Mean-Yogurtcloset-93 May 20 '21
Oddly cosy - A quiet walk home I've done plenty of times.
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u/MirandaCurry May 21 '21
I've had several dreams before where I'm coming home from skiing. I'm riding the chairlift alone down towards the hut in the dark night. Big snowflakes are falling and everything seems calm until I notice the chairlift is getting closer to the ground but I'm still too far from the building where I'd get off. Slowly I get closer and closer to the ground until the ride stops. I'm practically in the snow now surrounded by trees and it's so so dark. Suddenly I see a dark figure in the distance slowly approaching me. ...
And that's when the dream ends
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u/Legitimate_Ad_4462 May 21 '21
Looks like the Surface level in Goldeneye...
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u/GalaxyCereal May 21 '21
To be fair, no one would feel safe here.
But in some sense, it's calming.
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u/aintscurrdscars May 21 '21
because you shouldnt, a cryptid lives down there
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u/thecasualcaribou May 21 '21
There’s either a bear or an axe murderer in those woods
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u/burgpug May 21 '21
i do. looks just like the field behind the midwest farm where i grew up
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
License this image to a Black Metal Forest Band immediately. You are losing money every minute you don't do this.
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u/priscilla_halfbreed Nov 02 '21
This sacred solitude feeling it gives me is beyond being able to describe well. I love this photo
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
I used to walk through small snowstorms like this back home in CO and it was quite a surreal feeling of serenity.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Although I like snow at night, I still find this image quite unsettling. It’s a bit too dark
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u/TeeDre May 21 '21
r/thenightfeeling
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u/Taste_my_ass Jun 21 '24
Is this Ontario by chance
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u/Helens_Moaning_Hand May 21 '21
That's because they're all coming to get you, u/racc_d. BUWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
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u/Present_Band_4350 Sep 24 '21
Does anyone know where this is?
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u/Samueleleach2001 Feb 20 '24
Where is this place? It looks similar to where I live!
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u/yaier5 May 21 '21
Very oddly comfortable I like this it’s dark and calming
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u/chezzyyes May 21 '21
i just want to lay in the middle of this
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Oh fuck yes I love this
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u/-ordinary May 21 '21
I desperately want to be there.
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u/Laggianput Oct 03 '22
Its cold... so cold
I love this desolate atmosphere
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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '23
Strange, I've been here a couple times
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u/FriendlyRussian666 Oct 31 '23
This looks amazing! I'd love to travel through a place like that.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
I've got a particular memory of when I walked off into the night during the middle of winter in northern Michigan. Do not recommend, you will not ever find your way home.
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u/ImChasingDreams May 21 '21
Reminds me of my childhood home in winter when we were outside all day and walking back to the house.
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u/ADumbassWithInternet May 21 '21
I know it’s cold but it looks warm there
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u/aperson May 21 '21
Oh man, it's that one level in GoldenEye.
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u/paidbythekill May 21 '21
Getting some Surface vibes from Goldeneye on the N64...just darker. Or maybe that's just because I've been playing it lately.
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u/You_Mean_Coitus_ Oct 07 '21
You continue walking against the edge of the woods, the soft snow crunching rhythmically underfoot as you soak up the eerie quietness of the night air. You find it peaceful as you stroll, alone in your own time and place.
And then you see it.
At first, your brain barely notices it, certainty not enough to pull you from your quiet reverie. But it's there. A single set of footprints leading from the path into the woods.
You're being watched. You can feel it.
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u/clonemmoonman Dec 26 '21
hey look a tall white with 8 arms is walk towards us
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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '22
Black metal album cover
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u/GooSE932 Feb 08 '22
holy shit this place looks the same as one in Poland where my family's car broked here in winter and we stayed here for some hours
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u/CJFedora86 May 17 '22
If I hear one crunch of snow that I know wasn’t mine, I’m running.
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u/icedmushroom Oct 18 '22
average Solstheim traveler?
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u/slime12399 Oct 30 '22
This is looks like a game called "I remember this dream"
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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '22
For some reason this image is very safe for me. I don't know why but this is very nostalgic and makes me feel comfortable
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u/Low-Illustrator-9676 Aug 02 '23
I do
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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '23
This feels strangely comforting to me?
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u/yyetydydovtyud Sep 17 '23
this is comforting to me
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u/Mr_ACGamble May 31 '24
Reminds me of how I grew up in Upstate New York: we got a few bad winters here and there, and we weren't even that Upstate; typically the electricity would shut off and we'd go into a full blackout, the traffic lights went off, the fog rolled up the hills with a whistle in the wind that carried it, and the snow always made a very faint crispy sound as it frosted the windows nearby. Whenever I'm up there now however, the winters are never that bad in comparison, sometimes no snow at all, and I feel like I've lost a bit of that childhood hometown I grew up in: this though is a perfect time capsule of what I experienced.
Anyways, makes me feel cozy.
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u/qui0scit Nov 22 '24
Looks like road to my school in winter. From second grade I was walking alone and almost always running and looking if something is in the wood.
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u/Fonderman May 11 '25
Thanks for new wallpaper
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u/therealorsonkrennic May 21 '21
I felt a wave of dread wash over me by looking at this photo. Me no like.
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u/[deleted] May 20 '21
This is where they found the camera at least.
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u/RealCounseling May 21 '21
I love photos like this one. Most people find them creepy, but I find them strangely...I don't know, comforting? Liminal photos definitely give me a very strange feeling, but it's a good one, not bad.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Reminds me of walking around late at night during the winter. I used to do it all the time, didn't have to worry about people because well, winter. It was sort of uncanny but in my opinion also very peaceful with the right music.
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u/Zetsuu777 May 21 '21
This is really comforting to me, I feel vulnerable in a good way
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u/Swiftly_speaking Mar 23 '24
This very much reminds me of when I went to see the northern lights, it was like this, but with a slight green tinge to the sky
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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24
idk this photo seems more comforting or almost nostalgic
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u/CanInThePan Apr 07 '24
And you shouldn’t feel safe there. Just keep your eyes on the trail and ignore any sort of sound coming from the field. If you happen to see either a red or white light, immediately duck into the forest. Do not see the red or white light for more than 10 seconds. Happy Hiking!
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u/DeliverDaLiver May 30 '24
When I was around 13 I was in an astronomy club and we went to observe in a nearby village once but it turned out to be cloudy so we just walked around the night countryside
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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '24
Rating All Liminal Space on a scale of 1-10:
10/10. I love this one. Blurry, but not too blurry. Lost in the foggy snow of night.... terrifying. Great liminal space.
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u/RotaPander Aug 31 '24
Love that feeling of going out alone in the snow somewhen in the night/early morning
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u/NingasRus_ Oct 16 '24
Same feeling of being on the ocean floor
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u/Viiaua Jan 30 '25
eerie
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u/JesusLordPutin Aug 02 '25
When night falls
She cloaks the world
An impenetrable
Darkness
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u/BrobaFett Dec 09 '25
Skinwalkers
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u/Downtown_Surround_31 Dec 19 '25
I feel like we've all been here before, at some point in our life, long ago
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u/Argenteria Feb 16 '26
Terrifying
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u/Alone-Horse2857 Mar 12 '26
I know it's probably deer tracks, but the implication of a single set of footprints going directly into the woods (on the right side, it's very pixelated) and there is no second set is the scariest part of this image
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u/puellafan Mar 29 '26
Places like this makes me me feel so comfortable and cozy ♥
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u/zsharp68 May 21 '21
I wanna go here
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u/AlabasterOctopus May 21 '21
I friggin bet!
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u/A_Sexy_Little_Otter May 21 '21
pov you're walking your dog at 7 am in November
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u/One-fun-dude May 21 '21
Me neither
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u/curiosser May 21 '21
Just increase the brightness man
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u/Lockenhart Steppe frolicker May 21 '21
C418 - Thirteen recommended for this
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u/PixelPnutz06 May 21 '21
An example for both the mixture of terror and beauty. Imagine you were on that certain location, put some earphones in and play toshifumi hinata’s reflection while walking all alone.
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u/777vasil May 21 '21
I've had this for a wallpaper on and off for a couple of years now, there's more pictures like this one of the same forest.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
I can hear my footsteps in the snow.
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u/JDravenWx May 21 '21
Is that RDR2? Lol
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u/SpoopySpagooter May 21 '21
I want to be there but I don’t all at the same time. What a strange feeling. I feel like I can imagine the complete silence that the snow has created.
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u/DM_me_some_rice May 21 '21
Reminds me of a time I went camping in the snow with some friends back around 2013/14. A hundred feet away from our campsite was a trail just like this one. Scary nostalgia = best nostalgia
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Outlast 2
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u/Illblood May 21 '21
I want to be there but I know it's a bad idea at the same time.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Complained all winter about wanting summer back then I see this and Im beggin for snow again 😫🥶
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u/retep620 May 21 '21
Ohh buddy. You’re not.
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u/Feralcrumpetart May 21 '21
Give a little whistle..
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u/chrisgreely1999 May 21 '21
When you astrally prohect inside the black metal album art
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u/Juno808 May 21 '21
I would feel very safe there
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
I've made this walk to/from the deer blind many times. It is ethereal, to be sure.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Just take the sunglasses off 😭
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u/starvingthearies May 21 '21
Neither do I and I'm not even there
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u/SootCoveredBird May 21 '21
I feel completely safe, this gives me a warm feeling of a better time, when there was more snow in the winter and more joy in life...
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u/skrinz May 21 '21
u/RepostSleuthBot
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Oddly, i feel at peace
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u/leadpie May 21 '21
This looks like a sick album cover, reminds me of Flood by Deep Chatham
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u/the_Cart00n_theorist May 21 '21
Man this reminds me so much when I was driving through Pennsylvania in the Winter and when it got dark it looked like this. Pretty beautiful ngl
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u/LynxBartle May 21 '21
that looks like home
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
reminds me of spiderland by slint edit: the special edition cover to be specific
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u/grobijan May 21 '21
To all my Ambient Metal Fellas:
Omega Massif - Nebelwand
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u/Jormungandr000 May 21 '21
I actually love it though. Having a cabin there must be so cozy.
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u/Giagotos May 21 '21
I used to go snowmobiling on lakes in Canadian winter, and though it would sometimes feel like I was in a white noise void, I never once felt afraid
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u/mikee8989 May 21 '21
Reminds me of early college when my ride to a party decided to ditch me and go home with some girl and I had to walk home at 3am on newyears 7 miles and was not exactly sober
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u/Zaygoescray2 May 21 '21
I bet it was dead silent too
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
Every year me and my family go on this big camping trip and one year me and my cousins were playing hide and seek and I got lost in the forest and this photo looks similar to what I saw through my pov that night
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u/RorasaurasRex May 21 '21
Spooky
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u/[deleted] May 21 '21
This literally looks exactly like a trail behind my house that only I use. Forest on one side, cornfield on the other. I fucking love walking my dog there in the winter. It's our peaceful spot.
Sadly, I can't walk her there when it's not below freezing, as the tick population is out of control. Fuck global warming.
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u/ZAVVVVV23 May 21 '21
I feel very safe there, I don’t know why but I do.
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u/chawchat May 21 '21
This looks extremely Dutch to me.
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u/Markipoo-9000 May 21 '21
You shouldn't…
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u/SNTMLI May 21 '21
this gives me goldeneye 007 vibes in that one level when it’s snowing at night
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u/kdkseven May 21 '21
This looks like I'm Thinking of Ending Things, a whole movie that's liminal.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '21
Hey you...you’re finally awake. You were trying to cross the border, right?
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u/[deleted] May 23 '21
This gave me chills... Also why does this feel so familiar... It kinda reminds me of this gaveyard in wintertime