Scooby Gang as Zombie Hunters

 

The Photographer Jeff Zoet published a series of photos that re-imagine the Scooby Gang as a group of post-apocalyptic zombie hunters.

Kindof Vampirella

Because of its colors this post-apocalyptic pin-up looks a litte like Vampirella. It's by the Brazilian illustrator José Luiz Benicio.

Beautiful Disaster

Sure that the post-apocalyptic science fiction film Oblivion isn't the best of the genre, but there are some really beautiful views of destroyed Americans icons: the Empire State Building, the Pentagon, the Superdome, the Washington obelisk with the Capitol in the back and last not least New York as a landscape.

Abandoned Amusement-Park

Dadipark was opened in october 1949 in the belgium town of Dadizeele. It was until it closed in 2003 one of the oldest amusement park of belgium. Since 2003 nature is slowly invading the deserted park, closed after an accident.
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Post apocalyptic Dioramas

 

Lori Nix is a New York based photographer who specializes in constructing dioramas and photographing these. One of her projects is "The City" showing a post apocalyptic dioramas of Art museums, Broadway theaters, laundromats and bars etc.

She tells also that she's very interested in depicting danger and disaster, and greatly influenced by landscape painting, particularly the Hudson River School and the Romantic painter Casper David Friedrich.

Why doesn't this surprise me.

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Broken Bridge

Broken Bridge, a nice post-apocalyptic artwork by Ivan-Kashubo.

Sole Survivor

Cover of the famous science fiction novel City (1952) by Clifford D. Simak.

Nazi Ruins

The remains of the gigantic Nazi resort Prora on the isle of Rügen. The building has a length of 4.5 kilometres.

Among Vultures

Probably a scene from a comic, done by the French comic book artist Enki Bilal.

God when will you come?

Two desperate children amid ruins. "God when will you come?". Looks like... maybe never.
Nice artwork by Kokecit.