For me, the real draw of urbex is the mix of challenge and unpredictability: navigating through shadows, making your way into the space, and always respecting the past.

As an urban explorer and photographer, I've come to appreciate how colors can transform a decaying space into a vivid story of nature's power.

Exploring abandoned buildings has always fascinated me. There’s something special about seeing how nature takes over.

Detroit, once the beating heart of America's automotive industry, now offers an intriguing blend of past and present.

As a photographer, I have been fortunate enough to fall into my style accidentally. My style developed from my passion for exploring abandoned places and from my vision for my urbex photography.

As a photographer, I've always been captivated by spaces that narrate their stories over time.

There's something about the quiet decay of forgotten spaces that speaks to me as a photographer.

There's a strange thrill to stepping into abandoned buildings. Forgotten places hold a unique mix of the macabre and the mysterious.