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Abandoned Places Photography

I love to explore many old and abandoned houses, and buildings, here in Ireland. To go into the dark of these abandoned places, hoping to uncover their secrets. Among the cobwebs and peeling paint that, I search for objects forgotten by time. 



My aim is to show these places among the dust, and show it's beauty, a beauty to some, especially me. 


By visiting these places, and photographing them, i hope to preserve the last breath of mystery and nostalgia that surrounds them.


Many would think twice before stepping foot into these sometimes eerie, crumbling buildings, to me they have a subtle allure.


I don't know why i have such a love with these places. I’ve been trying to visit as many abandoned places as possible.


There is something enticing about abandoned places. You can feel the past in such places, they have a peculiar smell, a particular mood, and a distinct charm.


Nature is inevitably reclaiming them back. 


 I would like to bring people's attention to these decaying urban places, before they are fully gone. 


These places are still beautiful even if they are almost gone.



  If you enjoyed these beautiful abandoned photographs, check out some of my other posts. 









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