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The Ultimate Urban Camouflage Collection: 10 Strange Examples from Coke Suits to Camo Cars

Ever want to hide in plain site while on a urban exploration outing? Whether you’re an urban explorer or simply adventurous and mischievous there is something in this collection for you. Here is a selection of ideal urban camouflage perfect for blending into the city scenery and traveling around town unseen while exploring amazing urban […]

10 Top Sites for Alternative Urban Photography: From Abandonments to Non-Photographs

What do look for when it comes to urban photography? Urban photography doesn’t have to mean perfectly framed parks and stoic skyscrapers. Some of the best urban photos feature bizarre abandonments or even subversive and illegal subjects. Here are ten sites that span the spectrum and that anyone who loves urban photographs should know and […]

(Sub)Urban Abandonments: Missile Silos for Exploration, Visitation and Even for Sale

Missile silos might be the world’s most amazing abandonments. There is something about their immense scale, implicit secrecy, loaded history and and underground location that makes them an exciting target for urban exploration. Here are some fascinating examples of deserted silos one can visit and even purchase!

7 Underground Wonders of the World: Labyrinths, Crypts, Catacombs and More

What motivates humankind to burrow deep into the Earth? From London to Paris, Budapest to Moscow, the USA to Australia, here are seven of the most amazing examples in the world. Some were built for military defense or shelter, many are abandoned while others thrive. These amazing images feature tunnels, caverns, labyrinths from seven underground […]

Legal Urban Exploration: 7 Tips for Visiting Historical Abandonments

Guest Article by Al Ebaster of Forgotten Pennsylvania:
Urban exploration is a lot of fun, but responsible adults might not be thrilled by the idea of getting caught. In many abandonments, urbexers are more likely to get a ticket than fall through the floor. And anyway, who can enjoy an abandoned building while worrying about the […]


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