Breathtaking Abandoned Art I Photographed In Italy Urban Photography We’re traveling the world to capture abandoned places with a drone, creating aerial videos and photographs. i am now also in the process of planning to spend 2 months on the island of bali, to capture and write about the abandoned places on the island. that project will most likely take place in the fourth quarter of this year. Photographing abandoned buildings in italy is always a pleasure. this country has a special place in my heart, and it is my favorite country to visit. in the.
I Photograph The Stunning Paintings And Frescoes That I Discover In During my visits, i also gathered a collection of photos of breathtaking abandoned art in or on the buildings. some of this art even covers the whole room, including the ceiling. light beam and sun rays in a room in an abandoned italian villa, decorated with a beautiful fresco. some of the art in the photos in this blog is described as fresco. Roman robroek (previously featured) is a dutch photographer focused on capturing abandoned buildings, forgotten places, and urban decay. in this series, robroek captured the beauty of paintings and frescoes in abandoned places in italy. photographing abandoned buildings in italy is always a pleasure. this country has a special place in my heart, and it is […]. I am a professional photographer from the netherlands. i have a particular fondness for urban photography and have traveled worldwide to explore unique places filled with history, memories, and beauty. whenever i would visit a new destination, i would often find myself looking into abandoned homes, empty buildings, and urban decay. Cnn —. when romain veillon went to italy five years ago to photograph the country’s abandoned mansions, he was struck by the forgotten frescoes covering most of the crumbling villas. lined.
Breathtaking Abandoned Art I Photographed In Italy Urban Photography I am a professional photographer from the netherlands. i have a particular fondness for urban photography and have traveled worldwide to explore unique places filled with history, memories, and beauty. whenever i would visit a new destination, i would often find myself looking into abandoned homes, empty buildings, and urban decay. Cnn —. when romain veillon went to italy five years ago to photograph the country’s abandoned mansions, he was struck by the forgotten frescoes covering most of the crumbling villas. lined. The ‘imaginery museum’ series was compiled during three years in which the photographer had the opportunity to travel around europe and especially italy. specializing in visiting abandoned. A fresco adorned room within an abandoned castle. (photo: forgotten heritage photography ) find more of matt’s photos of abandoned sites at the forgotten heritage facebook page , twitter account.
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