“You don’t have to like abandoned buildings to like the photography, and you don’t have to appreciate the photography to like the abandoned buildings.” ...

Three years later, he returned to explore the city’s inhabitants squatting in the abandoned buildings ... In Sight is The Washington Post’s photography blog for visual narrative.

From a young age, Romain Veillon has been tip-toeing inside abandoned buildings. The 32-year-old photographer has spent the last four years travelling to 18 countries to capture the beauty of ...

One photographer delivered ... looks as if it had suddenly been abandoned, which only adds to its haunted feel. The chilling snaps show the interior of the building is ghostly gray and damp ...

a man is stuck out there due to a snowstorm and the coronavirus A videographer captures never-before-seen angles of abandoned buildings by filming them from above A photographer captures long ...

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“Sometimes a recently abandoned building deteriorates very quickly ... details that might make the buildings easier to find. The photographer rarely encounters others while photographing ...

The structures the photographer came upon may appear abandoned, but in fact they are simply badly weathered by the sea salt and are only used during the holy week. In some cases, the buildings ...

His drone photography clients include Rhode Island ... But when that's not an option, he'll sometimes find ways to sneak in abandoned buildings. That can be dangerous, he acknowledges.

A crafty Redditor took to the air to capture the invasive species’ smothering of an abandoned building in Virginia, calling it by one of its nicknames, “the vine that ate the South.” ...