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Hoy os traigo la segunda foto de la exploración del otro día a la cueva. En esta podéis ver una perspectiva mas general, espero que os guste!
L'aventureux Oddity de Zun, en mauvaise posture lors d'une de ses explorations! Dure dure la vie d'un cartographe XD
Here you find images of the urban paranoia ...aka the metropolis of Sheffield, that are of nature based in inner-city landscapes with the out of the place bucolic landscapes along with empty abandoned buildings. most people ignore them as they are not something that bothers them. however some people don't ignore them and they are called urban explorers. i have been exploring the urban metropolis of Sheffield most of my life but have only recently (from 2000) started to take a camera with me, also sometimes you will find images of people and gigs
Urban exploration, urbex or UE, is the examination of the normally unseen or off-limits parts of human civilization. Urban exploration is also commonly referred to as Infiltration, although some people consider Infiltration to be more closely associated with the exploration of active or inhabited sites. In the USA, it may also be referred to as reality hacking, "urban spelunking", and "urban caving."
I've had my eye on this castle for a very long time.
It first popped up in 2007. The castle had a very decayed and neglected feel to it. However, the grounds and parks surrounding it were still being used to house events and incentives. On a very irregular basis. I classified it as "not abandoned". Until most recently someone questioned me about it. Let's reevaluate its status, shall we.
On a dark and stormy day in November I went for a pre-explore. The castle is situated on a big domain completely surrounded by water. There's only one bridge connecting our modern world to this ancient world. And that's certainly not an overstatement. This place is extremely old, with medieval roots going back to the 14th century. Perhaps the oldest building to cross my path.
The bridge had a big gate, closed of course, and a camera on top. So who's watching? The caretaker, living on the same domain of the castle. I guess that makes me the Enemy at the Gates.
Creativity is key, someone told me once. Via a sewer tube I could balance my way over the canal and access this beautiful peninsula. And yup, I could change its status to "abandoned". Leaking roof, dusty and rusty, no electricity, no water, and the mandatory missing window.
On one of the very last days of 2009 I went back. Only this time with a camera at hand and some friends to share this unpolished but beautiful little jewel.
Explored with Dr. Baab & El Mar.
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Mésange boréale explorant un massif d'épilobes en graines.
Parc National du Gran Paradiso dans les Alpes italiennes.
Shooting curves and angles at the Western Australian Maritime Museum, Fremantle whilst waiting for the YM Keelung to arrive.
Sometimes you had to make the most of the tiny amount of spare time you have, and whatever lame weather card you are dealt
A small planetary scouting party surveys the deserted plain in hopes it will make a safe site to construct their home base.
BluShock Planetary Exploration is the new, official name given to BluShock Coalition's world designing and RP exploration operation, responsible for creating new, exotic and detailed worlds, for the BluShock franchise RP group.
Complex and incredibly detailed worlds at your fingertips.
Exclusive to BluShock.
Several new planet projects are currently in development, and we can't wait to share more in the coming months.
What started as a fun project with Vanargand, and Planet Idun, exploded into an ambitious project that gave us all this incredible idea. SL doesn't have enough exotic worlds and planets to explore, so we're changing this from here onwards.
Our next main world is Ingemar. An underwater planet, with crashed ships and wreckages above sea level, and deep underwater caves, with ancient aliens, as tall as skyscrapers, who once ruled the races of the galaxy.
Did you knew that Vikings were the first Europeans in Americas?
They encounter several dangers during their voyages.
after a rainfall, i love to explore. what's dropped to the ground? how does light fall on a puddle? i often find beauty in unexpected places. and i get delightfully muddy in the process.
Zaanstad
Netherlands
A glimpse inside one of the buildings of the former Hembrug munition factory.
The Hembrug area is one of the most important locations of industrial heritage in the Netherlands. The area measures 45 hectares and is a former industrial and military domain. Many buildings from the period 1895-1970 have been preserved on this enormous terrain. The industrial development of the 20th century is very visible here.
The complex lies in the heart of the Defence line of Amsterdam, a so-called 'redoubt of permanent defensive construction' around the capital. It was built between 1880 and 1920 by the former Department of War. Within the Defence line of Amsterdam, supply with weapons and ammunition was of great importance.
Redevelopment of the area is in process.