A traditional Luxembourg residency in decay definitely for a while now as it has been abandoned since the late ’60s. Maison Kirsch; its name comes from the volume of kirsch (cherry brandy) that the owners were making. Spacious chambers, interesting small objects and a magically warm atmosphere made this spot a great visit!
Have a look at my today’s interview on Greek TV Channel ΣΚΑΪ – SKAI about my photography and urban exploration.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzuQrkZm4gM
Apologies to all my international friends as all content is in Greek. Hope you enjoy the photos shown though! Thanks for your comments and support!
To all my dear pals out there, you all have a warm welcome to my photography page
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Many thanks to the Greek media website LIFO for publishing my interview and my photography work on urban exploration and travels around the world. Full article and photos here: http://bit.ly/1wRflWg
Many thanks to Urban Ghosts Media for publishing my urbex photography of abandoned Olympic Games Venues in Athens. Read article and see photos here: Urban Explorer Photographs the Abandoned Arenas of Athens’ 2004 Olympic Games – Urban Ghosts.
A vast site full of Russian machinery located in one of the industrial cities of Abkhazia. A beautiful exploration revealing the great mystery of a past era!
Abkhazia, a subtropical paradise, was once so popular among the Soviet establishment that it was dubbed The Soviet Riviera. Fifteen kilometers from a city called Gagra, in a pine forest in the Gagra Ridge slope, stands one of Josef Stalin’s five Abkhazian residencies: a dacha on the Cold River. Hidden among tall pines and fir-trees and painted green, it is almost invisible from the air, from the earth, and from the sea. Such conspiracy is a tribute to the Stalin’s paranoia. There is only one way to get here, and that is by a mountain road that winds through the thick forest. It is interesting that Stalin would never say exactly which of the five Abkhazian dachas he was going to stay; so all five of them would be prepared for his stay.
Tremendously impressed by this exploration at abandoned rafting and canoe-kayak facilities of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. Ten years after everything constructed once for the most famous sport Games is nowadays rotting and falling apart.
Just submitted my photo for entering the National Geographic Photo Contest 2014. You can view my photo here: http://on.natgeo.com/1rw5XyV Fingers crossed!
Abandoned since 2001 this airport had been operating under Olympic Airlines in Greece. Loads of collapsed and empty rooms, no aircrafts left but some relics of the main halls in decay made it a great spot to visit!
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