Photographer Captures The Haunting Beauty Of An Abandoned Castle In This magnificent 150 rooms castle was built at the start of the 20th century by a wealthy industrialist in a neo gothic italian style. since then, it has passed from owner to owner following various bankruptcies. arriving at the site at sunrise, i was able to take advantage of the rising sunlight to explore the surprising architecture. Romain veillon. the town was largely abandoned in the mid 1950s. veillon often photographed in the early morning, "to watch how the sun changed the colors of the rooms little by little," he said.
Photographer Captures The Haunting Beauty Of An Abandoned Castle In A london based photographer documents haunting scenes from abandoned locations — hospitals, schools, houses, hotels, asylums and more — and often captures them exactly how their occupants left. Photographer francis meslet captured the haunting beauty of this abandoned castle in italy. the magnificent 150 rooms castle was built at the start of the 20th century by a wealthy industrialist in a neo gothic italian style. more info: francismeslet. Photographer roman robroek is best known for his enchanting images showcasing the decaying beauty of abandoned places. drawn to urban landscapes that were once centers of life but are now left to erode and crumble, he travels the world searching for unique settings to capture. for robroek, “the forgotten holds a very special sort of fascination. The 38 year old has spent years photographing abandoned places around the world that have been overtaken by nature, with eerily beautiful results. for his recent book “green urbex: the world.
15 Of The Most Beautiful Abandoned Castles I Discovered During My Photographer roman robroek is best known for his enchanting images showcasing the decaying beauty of abandoned places. drawn to urban landscapes that were once centers of life but are now left to erode and crumble, he travels the world searching for unique settings to capture. for robroek, “the forgotten holds a very special sort of fascination. The 38 year old has spent years photographing abandoned places around the world that have been overtaken by nature, with eerily beautiful results. for his recent book “green urbex: the world. On a recent visit to japan, the french photographer romain veillon captured the haunting beauty of nara dreamland — one of the creepiest abandoned theme parks in the world. advertisement. It’s easier to ask forgiveness if you need it. in general, most people don’t care, and most people don’t find out.”. kerns, who is based in dallas, texas, has been capturing the abandoned houses, churches, and schools of american ghost towns since 2007, when he learned the technique of “light painting,” a style of night photography.
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