I recently saw the article on Bored Panda about liminal spaces and it is something that has been a personal interest for me as well for a long time. The post 34 Photographs I Captured Of Liminal Spaces first appeared on Bored Panda.
Not too long ago, we placed the spotlight on the melancholy mood of abandoned buildings as photographed by Ben Geier. It was a testament to the stories, atmosphere, and history that charm photographers into training their lens towards urban exploration.
Every derelict location comes with its own individual history, but each one is connected in the sense that they are reminders of what once was, what might’ve been, and what happens when we forget. They are no longer freshly painted, not shiny and new anymore.
These Library of Congress images from the early 20th Century would feel right at home under Instagram's urban exploration hashtag.
No trip to Japan would be complete without a trip to a traditional Japanese bathhouse called an onsen.
No trip to Japan would be complete without a trip to a traditional Japanese bathhouse called an onsen.
"As soon as the patient passes the internment wall, he enters a new dimension of emotional emptiness ([…])" — Franco Basaglia (Italian psychiatrist, 1924-1980)
As a self-proclaimed urban explorer slash ghost hunting enthusiast, Bannack, Montana has been on my list for ages. In the summer of 1862, prospectors discovered gold in Willard Creek and founded Bannack, Montana.
The city has always served as inspiration for creatives, marketers, and brands alike, and urban photography is a timeless genre. The post Shooting licensable cityscapes and urban exploration for your commercial portfolio appeared first on 500px.
I recently saw the article on Bored Panda about liminal spaces and it is something that has been a personal interest for me as well for a long time. The post I Photograph Eerily Beautiful Liminal Spaces (34 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
"As soon as the patient passes the internment wall, he enters a new dimension of emotional emptiness ([…])" — Franco Basaglia (Italian psychiatrist, 1924-1980)
"As soon as the patient passes the internment wall, he enters a new dimension of emotional emptiness ([…])" — Franco Basaglia (Italian psychiatrist, 1924-1980)
Selecting our favorites from a pool of millions of outstanding images was no easy feat. Part one of three.
Meet Mitul Shah and Duncan Nicholls, instructors for our two newest 500px Classes. The post New 500px Classes: Urban Photography + The Business of Photography appeared first on 500px ISO.