Do you have photos taken in the United States of urbex locations? Share them in the American Urbex Flickr Group. Untitled by .tom troutman. – A beautiful blend of light, shadow, and decay. The shade of blue really caught my eye. Untitled by urbandecay. – The reflection of these vintage television screens is amazing. McKenzie Archive […]
Do you have photos taken in the United States of urbex locations? Share them in the American Urbex Flickr Group. Light Up the Darkness by Nate Ortiz – Simple in its composure for what I assume was a “right-place at the right-time” moment. Blast Furnace by Filth City – A massive blast furnace in Pennsylvania […]
American Urbex has a group on Flickr. Please join and share your beautiful urban exploration photos with the group! Facebook? Oh, we have that too. We’ve also got one of those Twitter feeds to occupy your neural nodes. A case for concrete and steel stairs by eholubow. The angle and visible unsteadiness of the stairway is disorienting in […]
American Urbex has a group on Flickr. Please join and share your beautiful urban exploration photos with the group! Facebook? Oh, we have that too. We’ve also got one of those Twitter feeds to fill your stimulate your social networking cortex. Untitled by Alex Vetri The regal architecture left behind in Detroit is astounding. I really need to […]
American Urbex has a Flickr group to share photos from your urban explorations. We’re also on Twitter, the Facebook, and iTunes. Once we figure out how Google+ works, maybe we’ll be there too. In any case here are some of the more interesting recent uploads to the Flickr group. Great work urbex photographers! Hell’s Gate by […]
American Urbex has a group on Flickr. Please join and share your beautiful urban exploration photos with the group! Facebook? Oh, we have that too. We’ve also got one of those Twitter feeds you kids are all excited about. Reminiscence in Color by infinite.magic. Diamond Windows by JJACOBSphotography. Untitled by polyurethanewheels. Inside Color by Nick […]
American Urbex put out the call for interviews and Brandon Davis answered. The Cleveland area amateur photographer has been urbexing for about three years now. Like other urbex photographers, he has become enraptured by the effects of decay. AU: What is it about urbex that attracts you? BD: Abandoned buildings, to me, are a part of history […]
American Urbex has a Flickr group. Add your photos to the pool and it may be featured here. Photo: Lusker 41 captures the remains of the United States Military Industrial Complex. Photo: bpdphotography proves he’s not a vampire and faces the morning sunlight to capture this shot. Photo: JJACOBSphotography explores the bleak wasting of Cairo, […]
Here are some great shots from the American Urbex Flickr Group. Join today and add your urbex photos! Great bowling ball shot by Mike Adams. Nick Forslund watches some crap on the idiot box. El Tidy is trying to give me nightmares. Radioactive bunkers don’t scare slworking2 in the slightest.