Europe has a jump on American for ancient towns that were left to rot as citizens moved on from mining area to mining area or disasters befell them and created a mass exodus. Sometimes war causes blight, other times economics. It's the crumbling stone remains of many of these locations that make them seem positively ancient.
URBEX Desert Mining TownsSome of the things I love about photographing mining towns is the way they go up and the way they go down. A mining town starts off with some makeshift buildings when ... 
Photographing Abandoned Places: Human TouchThe irony of abandoned sites is the reminders that people still go there or have habituated there or even you have found some irony in posing in the now lingering skelet ... 
Abandoned Trailer Park Julie and I went on another road trek. I hope you enjoy these finds of what the desert can do to stuff left behind - You might recall that we used this site as one of o ... 
Photographing Winter Cemeteries Wintertime cemetery photography - a great project some chilly quiet weekend. Changing the photos to black and white is a fantastic way to pick up the bloodless land ... 
Abandoned MotelJulie and I went back to the abandoned motel used for one of the chapters in our Abandoned Places: Abandoned Memories (Desert Edition) book. It's changed a bit. The last ... 
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