Photography

  • Château D’Ah, Belgium » Urbex

    Set in good-sized grounds in Belgium, Château D’Ah has been abandoned for some time now after being used as business premises as well as as the family home of the businessman. It would appear the owner was a photographer and printer offering photographic print services and offset printing. Classes in photography and photographic development were…

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  • The Raspberry House | Urbex

    The Raspberry House | Urbex

    After a great weekend of explores around the UK we had almost made it home. The hire car had to be back by 5pm and we were already running late, Myself, Carrot in Motion, and Urbanographer were all knackered and in need of a good bath. We were on the final straight towards home when…

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  • Urbex: House of Gray

    Urbex: House of Gray

    A Sunday afternoon/evening stroll turned into a little urban exploration, this time in an abandoned in 300 year old mansion. Constructed between 1714 and 1716 as a little country retreat for Lord Gray, the peerage is one of the oldest in Scotland Alexander Gray was created the 1st Lord Gray around 1440. read more Urbex:…

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  • A Photograph Of A Ghost Girl

    Via the Metro website we learn that Thomas Beavis may have taken a photograph of a ghost of a girl in an apparently “notorious haunted mansion in Ireland.” read more A Photograph Of A Ghost Girl | neOnbubble.

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  • Urbex – Alla Italia

    Urbex – Alla Italia

    Abandoned thermal institute somewhere in Belgium. I wouldn’t have called this place Alla Italia, but the urbex community loves to give strange nicknames to the abandoned places, so the guy who found that place called it Alla Italia. Probably due to the beautiful painted ceillings and the columns that somehow reminded him of the italian…

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  • Stunning Pictures Show Tenggerese Worshippers Gathering At Volcanic Crater To Make Offerings

    These incredible pictures show Tenggerese Worshippers, an ancient sect from East Java, gathering at the crater of Mount Bromo for Yadnya Kasada – a festival that lasts a month and requires followers to make the trek to the summit to make offerings to the God of the Mountain. The Tenggerese put forth rice, fruits and…

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  • Photographer Illustrates The Beauty In Abandon And Decay In Stunning Urbex Collection

    How is it that when an average person spots the decrepit remnants of a building that is long past it’s days of glory, they find it repulsive, spooky even. But, when a photographer like Rebecca Litchfield previously here and here comes across such remains, they are capable of seeing something much brighter, more beautiful than…

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  • Urbex Photographer Comes Across Abandoned Film School Full of Photo History and Gear Galore

    Johnny Joo is a name you might recognize. Not too long ago we featured a series of images Joo captured at a ‘train graveyard’ hidden in the forests of North Carolina. This time, we’re back with some more recent urbex work of his that takes us into the ruins of an abandoned film school that…

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  • Urbex: Palace Casino

    Urbex: Palace Casino

    An abandoned casino with an amazing staircase inside. Exploring this one was fun, even though we missed out on a few rooms unfortunately. Next to the great staircase there was some sort of chapel inside with beautiful colors. read more CasuaL Photography – Urbex | Palace Casino.

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  • Dickens’s London: in pictures

    Dickens’s Victorian London is a collection of 19th-century photographs which has been published to coincide with the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens’s birth. more at Dickens’s London: in pictures – Telegraph.

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  • This alien world is not a frame from Guardians of the Galaxy

    This isn’t a Cassini photo of a Saturn moon against an asteroids field or a frame from Guardians of the Galaxy. This beautiful alien landscape is right here on Earth, a microscopic world hidden inside a gemstone, photographed by Danny J. Sanchez. He told me about the process behind his work here. read more This…

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  • Urbex Photographer Discovers Eerie ‘Train Graveyard’ in North Carolina Forest

    One of the draws of Urban Exploration photography, or Urbex, is the chance that you’ll discover and photograph something truly strange and unique. A building abandoned for so long that nobody realizes the treasures hidden within. Or, in this case, a ‘train graveyard‘ with over 70 dilapidated subways, trains and busses in the middle of…

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  • WILLIAM MORTENSEN – EARLY 1900s OCCULT PHOTOGRAPHY

    Skilled in the photographic genre of pictorialism Mortensen created romantic imagery with almost painting like effects. The son of Danish immigrants he was born in Utah 1897 and from a very young age pursued the arts. via Skin Magazine – Online Article – WILLIAM MORTENSEN – EARLY 1900s OCCULT PHOTOGRAPHY.

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  • The sunset that was Heaven-sent: Clouds parting after storm appear to show God-like man looking down on people of Norfolk

    Norfolk laid claim to be ‘God’s own county’ yesterday after an extraordinary photograph of a man with a white beard in the clouds apparently peering over the area emerged.During recent turbulent weather conditions the clouds momentarily parted at sunset to reveal the image of the God-like bearded man… via The sunset that was Heaven-sent: Clouds…

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  • Victorian visitation? Mystery of ‘UFO photo’ from 1870

    A photograph showing a strange, cigar-shaped object over the top of Mount Washington showed what appeared to be an alien spacecraft – in 1870.Debate has reignited this week over what may be among the oldest evidence of alien visitors to our world. via Victorian visitation? Mystery of ‘UFO photo’ from 1870 – Yahoo News UK.

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  • Always Have Your Wingman

    Always Have Your Wingman

    The bolted front door was unlocked by a facilities manager who walked around the first floor with me while telling a tale of WW I amputees, an excess of removed limbs and something about the basement and a concrete burial… read more urbex photos | deanna fainelli.

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  • The Abandoned Ghost Trains of the Paris Metro

    In the gloomy world beneath the elegant City of Light, a number of the Paris Metro’s enigmatic ghost stations have throughout the years been used as storage spaces for out-of-service trains. But this ageing rolling stock, shuttered and graffitied, appears as abandoned and unloved as the track it sits on. read more The Abandoned Ghost…

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  • ‘Ghost Canyon’ comes to life: Graphic novel premieres on Sunday

    The typical tools of the trade for an illustrator are pens, rulers and a drafting surface.For Aaron Warner, 43, the next big project required a new tool, one more unpredictable than anything found in a desk drawer: human beings.Aaron and his wife Angie Warner, 38, are producing a new graphic novel series using photographs instead…

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  • Blue Christ Church

    Amazing abandoned church hidden somewhere in a village in Belgium. The decay inside was awesome and there were a lot of details left inside. via CasuaL Photography – Urbex | Blue Christ Church.

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  • Terrifying Photos Look Like They’re Capturing Ghosts –

    Photographer Christopher McKenney has taken some absolutely gorgeous photos that look like they’ve captured ghosts in action. Through usage of sheets and open space, McKenney’s photos show human aspects but also emptiness where bodies should be, creating a beautiful illusion of something supernatural. read more Terrifying Photos Look Like They’re Capturing Ghosts –.

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