Abandoned Places / Lost Places Photographie?

[Anonymous]

Do you like Lost Places also found as Abandoned Places?

I like to visit them.

My credo:

Leave nothing than footprints.
Take nothing than pictures.

Means: don't leave waste there from food, batteries or cigarettes. Don't waste. Don't destroy.
Don't steal!

I like those places that tell history. Forgotten places.

Sure it is dangerous and best is you ask the owner to visit the place. Many accidents happened and also deaths.

I know it is difficult in the USA. People shoot and ask after...

Are you URBEXing?

Urban Exploring - needn't to be a Lost Place.

Updates

4 mo

Would you allow people that ask you to visit your location if you don't live there - it is lost - to take photos?

[abc3643]

Today, I was in Cairo, Illinois which, sadly, is a city that is almost a ghost town. Driving in Illinois Highway 3 (the main street in Cairo) over 90% of the business buildings are vacant. It is very upsetting how this place is dying. It is wonderfully situated at the confluence of the Ohio River into the Mississippi River and likely was a major inland port over 100 years ago. In 1920, over 15,000 people lived there. Now, less than 1,500.

[RavVid]

Well I certainly like ghost towns. The town hall of my local gov't has a river under neath it. Thinks like this are great.

Old gold diggings are what I most go to see. I like finding of steam traction engines. The pics are of the Duke of Cornwall engine house.

www.google.com/search

[Lliam]

Yeah. Stuff like that peaks my curiosity.

I have visited abandoned ghost towns from the old west.

I have explored a couple of abandoned mines.

I have walked along abandoned railway tracks and through railway tunnels.

I sneaked into the abandoned Marineland of the Pacific in southern California.

Friends and I explored the long abandoned Pacific Coast Club in Long Beach, CA. It had been built in 1926 and had a grand design, but had been abandoned for years.

I found a way into the bowels of the Queen Mary and a girlfriend and I explored all around spooky corridors and machine rooms. We found a large, art deco room with an abandoned swimming pool.

Friends and I used to sneak into an abandoned theme park in the mountains called The Enchanted Forest.

Friends and I found an abandoned ICBM location with missile silos.

My wife and I explored some cool, ancient monasteries and overgrown ruins in Ireland.

I have explored lots of other stuff. I like poking around mysterious places.

[purplepoppy]

It's not actually illegal to visit these places in the UK just as long as you don't force entry or take anything. In the UK there's a lot of abandoned properties that no one knows who actually owns them so they can't be restored or demolished in case the owner comes forward after and claims compensation.

https://www. dailymail. co. uk/news/article-7714383/Photographer-captures-eerie-pictures-long-abandoned-Welsh-house. html

[Dargil]

When I was a kid and I walked through the woods behind my grandfather's house, I found a complete village of five houses with a main street and an abandoned gas station that had been abandoned for probably 50 years. At 9 years old, I found it unsettling.

[NathanDavis]

you can definitely get shot in the USA... lol

[Staximus]

I like this kind of stuff

[Asker]

www.geo.de/.../...eschichte_34979188-34973494.html

I wanted to go to the

Six Flags New Orleans

But there was Security. I don't want to get killed because of pictures.

There is Lost Place inside a rocket in Russia. And some were very ambitious - if you get caught you might will never see your home again and rotten in Russia in jail.

I don't want to go to those places. Just take pictures of a beautiful part of history.

[Staximus]

They're already demolishing Six Flags New Orleans. If you went before that, you could have asked security for a tour or snuck in and got arrested for trespassing but why would you get killed? They can't just shoot you

[Staximus]

You've been watching too much sensationalistic bullshit online