From:

"Planets: Other Worlds of Our Solar System." Golden Press, 1959.

Illustrated by George Solonevich (1915-2003)

Mural designed by Roger Whiting for the Imagine Children's Museum in Everett, WA.

NASA's 2017 Human Exploration Rover Challenge at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

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Quimperlé 29 Bretagne Brittany Finistère

Canon Eos 50D + 24-70 f2.8 Sigma

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Membre du forum "Photo"

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Urban Exploration of the David Broderick Tower in Detroit.

I was bored and I was right in front of this just kind of staring at it as I waited for a cast members' okay to continue walking to the ride. I had my camera in hand, so I figured, why not? And it is different, and interesting, so I decided to keep it!

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Located in Dinosaur, at Animal Kingdom.

Converse Chuck Taylors, some caution tape, and foliage. I was bored and needed to create something to keep ideas fresh in my head. So, I grabbed my basic OCF rig, low cut chuck taylors, and a strand of caution tape.

Strobist info:

430 ex 1/8th power

1/125th sec

f/11

Canon 35mm f/2

Technical Diving with Aaron Bruce

www.yudiving.co.uk

UK Urbex blog Sick Britain has the site report for Burgh-on-Bain ROC, also check out my post about Alderbury ROC.

This folder is from an old hotel in my town (built in 1912) that was recently demolished. I was able to wiggle my way inside through one door, a window, and a small hole between some cinder-blocks you see pictured. I had earlier lamented that the beautiful old building would be torn down, but when I finally got inside I realized why. Except for a few rooms in the front, the building is entirely gutted from rot. The remaining wood is so black it looks like there had been a fire (however, upon research I learned that there was no fire, it was just pure rot). Most of the back roof was collapsed and the 3rd floor was in the basement. I myself accidentally visited the basement when part of the first floor gave way. I'm still sad to see the building go, but I now fully understand why it was impossible salvage.

Urban Exploration Château de Lion

Edward's first proper investigation of The Outside.

Photos of my visit on March 23, 2013.

Check out my blog at:

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exploration urbaine

The AT begin exploring...unaware that the area is guarded by ninjas.

Les derniers moments de vie du Galeon. Spot qui aura bien vécu, beaucoup squatter aussi.

The cover story in Meccano Magazine of July 1960 featured the latest in sub-sea exploration. The photo shows a probe being lowered in the search for oil resources in the Arabian Gulf.

Monday October 11th 2010

Today Tim and I where doin some exploring in the city looking for abandon buildings. We met up with Peter and he took us to an abandon flower mill, we couldn't get inside and we kinda ran out of light. I am not feel especially inspired today but this is what I came up with.

Strobist:

430EX into 3ft octobox back right

430EX II with small sliver reflector beck left

Cyber syncs

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Urban Exploration in Belgium

Affiche Le Mois de la Photo à Montréal - 2007

For this image I wanted to explore the concentration idea of textures found within nature. This is a close up of moving water. If I continued with this idea I would want to take really close up shots.

Urban exploration in the old mill building in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa.

www.wheretheroadgoes.com

Very brief exploration of an abandoned former 1 star hotel in Lichfield.

I've been in a lot of abandoned buildings and this by far the creepiest one I've ever been in. Mostly due to the fact that there are people living in there. We didn't stay too long and the photos are a little sketchy sorry.

1. Tree weeps for the war dead., 2. Cryptic Path, 3. Sentinel Sunset, 4. Saguarro Field, 5. Over Salt Lake, 6. Eerie Place, 7. May the Joy of the Season Delight You, 8. The Thinker,

9. Dragon, 10. Excelsior, 11. Aspen Grove, 12. Bike Rack, 13. Sea Terrace, 14. Water Lily, 15. Never More, Never More, 16. Fire in the Sky,

17. Fallen, 18. flickr.com/photos/90028379@N00/154501161/, 19. Anyone for Volleyball?, 20. Up the Roller Coaster, 21. Pas de deux, 22. Dusk Flight, 23. Sentries, 24. On Dasher,

25. Winter Garden, 26. Morning, 27. Contemplating Spring, 28. Oasis Pool, 29. Moonswept, 30. Outlook, 31. Cat Eyes, 32. Boat House View,

33. Eden's Gate, 34. Exploration, 35. Lattice, 36. Falling, 37. Ribbon of stars, 38. Anemone, 39. Carpet O Tulips, 40. Beached,

41. Pont French Creek, 42. What's the point?

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