urban exploration
This urban explorer illegally climbs skyscrapers and bridges to take photos
How far would you go to take the perfect shot? Would you climb the tallest buildings around the world to take photos? The 19-year-old German…
Dramatic drone photos show a difference between the rich and the poor
No matter where you live, it can be difficult to clearly see differences between the communities. But when you rise above it (literally), you can…
30 years later: Exploring Pripyat in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone and shooting only with iPhone
I originally announced my plans to visit the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone on my private Facebook account. My friends know me and thus the reactions were…
Five tips for shooting winning Urban Landscapes
I consider “urban landscapes” as a sub-genre of street photography. But it is tricky — what differentiates a great “urban landscape” from just a snapshot…
15 photos of abandoned bedrooms show their dusty remains
The bedroom is one of the most personal spaces in a house, hotel or any other kind of building. It’s a place where my imagination…
Photographing wildlife can be a lot closer to home than you thought
In my home town, there’s a pair of sparrowhawks that regularly nest in one of the churches in the town centre. Foxes were a regular…
Decay Photos From A Town Abandoned 30 Years Ago Near Chernobyl
I have some amazing news today! We are releasing not one, but two new back-plate packages in our decay archives. Those are not regular packages…
The Decay Archives Are Perfect For Large Scale Compositing
Some of the most popular packages in our Image Manipulation Store are the Decay Archives. It makes sense. Those packages contains over 230 backplates of…
Images From Desolated, Disaster Stricken Chernobyl 30 Years Later
When I am thinking of sad places, Chernobyl always comes to mind. A place that was vibrant with life, up until April 1986. Then Reactor number 4…




































