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Desolate | Fine Art Photography by Colleen Kammerer

On the Ocean Grove side of the Asbury Boardwalk stands the remains of the old North End Hotel. The hotel, opened in 1911, was once Ocean Grove's largest and grandest - it was damaged by fire and subsequently demolished in 1980. This is what remains of the magnificent 255 room Victorian Hotel, which boasted elevators, fifty suites with private baths, a telephone in every room, a swimming pool, four bowling alleys, a dining room, Merry-Go-Round, a motion picture hall, a shooting gallery, saltwater pool, and even Skee-Ball!!

Life is fun. Life is an adventure. LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL...CAPTURE IT! I am a Fine Art Photographer specializing in decorative Landscape, Seascape and Urban photography for your home or office. My photography has been published in books, CD covers, and tourism magazines for the Jersey Shore! I strive to capture the beauty in every moment, before that moment has slipped away. I look to create beautiful art that evokes feelings, drama, and a sense of wonder. Have a look around my Online Gallery and you'll see some of my favorite subjects to photograph. I'm an East Coast Photographer, and many of my images reflect the nostalgia of it's wonderful landscapes, coastal areas, small town villages, old architecture, and nature. I look to capture...