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It was beautiful! Thanks for the idea guys

So once in a while I just have to check your site/work... !!
It amazes me everytime again.

the australian drains are phenomenal. im actually going on a trip there soonish. if anyone seeing this can give me info, or wants to meet up and see this let me know.
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Just wanted to say thanks for a fantastic presentation last night. I love simple of photography. My greatest passion is light and tone. I was inspired when you explained that you use mostly natural light. I adore all of your pictures and find them very emotive. It must be an honour to be able to photograph something which now no longer exists. I find the beauty of decay illustrated by your photographs absolutely stunning . I would adore the opportunity to be an urban explorer, but alas am a little too old and a mother of two kids!

Thanks again for a wonderful talk and some inspirational photography. LS

You have a terrific site here, and SO many awesome shots!

G'day to everyone out there, i was wondering if there is any Sydney siders out there wholm are still completely active as far as exploration goes? Iam an amuter photographer who would like to have a go at photographig many of these amazing places. (Esp Central stations hidden platform!)
Cheers. RG

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Just wanted to say that your site is beautiful. I'm currently working on a year-long writing project about urban exploration (a focus on subterranean spaces). I'm currently in Berlin. Enough dark crawl-spaces and bunkers and other hidden pockets to keep me happy for years! Soon, though, I go to Paris and would love to touch base with you about people I should seek out there. Check out my website: web.mac.com

Bests,

W

A beautifull link for people interested in urban exploration : www.abandoned.ru
Mainly moscow region, but russia must be full with this things.

Great Site

I Love it.

Visit my Page pls.

Great and large site! Great photography and really interesting locations. The prison serie is very impressive!

This great idea has been tried out for the first time by "Papalubowski", a group of four young Belgians (1991/1993) . Thousands of photos were made in very insolite locations in Belgium and in France. It would be nice to find them back.

If i have explored and taken pictures at a location, what is the best way to go about getting them on this website? I love that this is here and definitely enjoy looking through all these old buildings and exploring these places. I want to know how i can help add to this site with what exploring I have done and will be doing.

Thank You for such a great web site ! I look at the photo's (photo's don't lie) and close my eyes and can see the way it once was, while growing up there, and then open my eyes and realize how destructive people can be, and for what ?
To look at the buildings that once were so beautiful and mighty, reduced to what the pictures show they are now, just totally shocking. Gary Indiana looks like a city that Hitler's storm troopers went through in Europe, but this has happened in many cities in the USA...How could this be ? People that do this are animals, and the pictures don't lie.

hey,

this is a really fantastic site, its amazing, especially the prison photos.

well done guys, and thanks for sharing.

xx

enjoyed the images you have created and have for us to see from the other side of the world

Come by our site sometime and see forgotten places of missouri in 360

Bravo pour vos photos en des lieux aussi difficiles. J'aime les endroits intimistes.
J'ai visité en compagnies de professionnels des tronçons d'egouts à Paris.
C'est dangeureux, sale mais tres interessant.
Faites nous partager encore vos photos de lieux insolites.
cordialement J-M

i really appreciate you guys can share this wonderful UE pisc
i am from china.(www.chinauer.com)this ,is a website china's biggest UE online website.
if you woul dlike to know more UE about china,i can show you guys
also we have to learn from you guys a lot
i sincerly hope you guys could come to china one some
.china has a lots of UE site .

Im probably the first asian to leave a trace here, just to say "Nice UE work done here!"
Great photos you guys have too
I am just browsing through various foreign sites to learn more for my own group - Singapore Urban Explorers
(we are going to move to a new website in future)

Thanks for an amazing website, really enjoyed it.

Thank you very much for this impressive picture collection. Beautiful images and an very interesting site.
beauty of decay

Thank you guys for your work you have done! it's really great! there is certain beauty in abandoned places... thank you once again and wish the best to you and your site

Great photos,Iworked there in early 1990s and was sad to hear of its demise. I suspect however many were ecstatic.

Verry good web! great foto!
I love urban exploration!

good luck!

today i want to make a comment. i love mystery places. i want to go this places if i have time. i love this site. it is very very interessting.
greatings nettie

I found this site after driving past Bijou and being absolutely gobsmacked by it...I came home and then ended up here via Google. What a truly great site, if there was nothing else on the 'net but this site it would be would be OK!! I love what you are doing and now have more places in the region to go and check out. Many Many thanks for all your efforts

Hi,

Just wondered if you'd ever thought about putting a book together about all these great places you've been to. The photographs are brilliant and the history is so interesting. I for one would definitely snap a copy up and I'm sure others would too.

Best wishes.

Nicola

Awesome website. The pictures are so beautiful - in an eerie way, which makes them all the more impressive. Each peeled off wall or abandoned piece of junk or ramshackle hallway tells a story of its own.

Have you ever thought of going there?

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Hello,

I'm an avid spelunker. Next week I'm heading over to Europe to explore Venice (Italy), Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia. I was hoping to get in touch with someone that might have access to, or information on, any underground areas in Venice, such as ancient tunnels, concealed waterways, crypts, etc. Thanks!

Cheers,

Peter

Your photos are so beautiful. They find a soul in a building's death.