It’s been fun spending the last few years seeing how this amazing city is changing. Buildings go up, and buildings…
Pye in the sky
I arrived home shortly before midnight last night, and wanted to sit and chill before bed. One way to unwind,…
To Fire Escape
One of the things I’m always amazed at when urbexing is just how much space there is going unused, especially…
That Sinking Feeling
I always enjoy hanging around in the bathrooms of abandoned places. Purely for photographic reasons, of course. Old grimy sinks…
Rooftop Fans
Here we are on Friday once more, but to be honest the days are merging in to each other so…
Caught in the Act
Stood high up on the corner of a building, watching as the city moves quietly below is a great sensation,…
Shard Sunrise
Ladies and Gentlemen – this is my 200th photoblog post on this site. A huge thank you to everyone that…
Canary Wharf Sunrise
On a recent Urbex trip we decided to make the most of the high building we were on and stay…
Fallout
On Friday I visited Orford Ness on a permission tour of an Atomic Weapon Research Establishment arranged by Talk Urbex…
Life After Death
I recently took a trip to a disused gas turbine engine research facility with Shando, Sophos9 and Lovely-Like-Custard. Unfortunately I…
Gherkin – Sunrise
Another day, another sunrise. As mentioned yesterday, I was hoping to be up high on a central London rooftop for…
Shine
It’s good to be back in London, and back in my own bed. Now I have a lot of images…
Entreprises Massarde
The final shot for this week goes back to the gas turbine engine research facility that I visited back in…
A Long Way Up
This shot was taken around 35 flights up on what was a good, but wasted, evening. The problem with Urbex…
At Night I Stand Watching
First up, a big thank you to Mike Olbinski who featured me as a guest blogger yesterday as part of…
Please Dry Your Hands
The image on Friday was one that asked you to wash your hands, and this is the same urbex location…
Please Wash Your Hands
Today’s image is from the same location that the taps were earlier this week. Sat in the corner of the…
Double Tap
This was one of those rare moments where I switched from my 10-20mm and shot with a 50mm prime. I…
Waiting for a Train
Just a quick post today as I’m super busy and running around London which is extremely hot right not; a…
Fire Station
Alright, the first thing I have to do is admit that this is not a fire station; it’s a disused…
By Night, A Killer
Yesterday I introduced you to a serial killer character who will be joining me on many urbex trips in future.…
By Day, A Binman
I would like to introduce you all to a serial killer. He moves from town to town, and works as…
Guy with a Piano
The title of this post refers to the two buildings which feature prominently. The ugly building at the far right…
Come to Bed
I went on an urbex trip away at the start of the year, and when you spend the day driving,…
From St Paul’s to the Shard
Here’s a shot I took a couple of months ago when on one of the rooftop excursions. It’s sometimes hard…
Sunkissed Steps
Going into the weekend I thought I would have plenty of time to prepare a few images for the blog…
Lego Urbexer
It was only a matter of time before I would start creating my own lego minifigures after buying so many…
Wasted Energy
The building you see framed by the London Eye is the Shell building. I’m not sure why they choose to…
Morning Shard
A shot of The Shard in the early morning, with Tower Bridge to the immediate left, and a mist covered…
No Fly Zone
Photography, HDR and Urbex all go hand in hand for me, and they are all very closely linked with my…
Millennium Mills
With this image we say goodbye to the Millennium Mills, for now at least. This shot was taken very early…
Screw It
Time for another black and white shot. As I mentioned yesterday, I really should find out more about locations I…
Tunnel of Love
In contrast to yesterday’s image where there was a lot of space, this one is certainly a lot more cosy.…
Spacious
This week I have a few more images from the mills to share with you before we then head off…
I Dreamt I Was Batman
I was up a few high buildings over the bank holiday weekend, but didn’t seem to take too many shots…
Cloning Status: Complete
One of the many rooms in the mills featured these large metal things. I can’t get too technical about them…because…
Goosey goosey gander
Goosey goosey gander, Whither shall I wander? Upstairs and downstairs And in my lady’s chamber. There I met an old…
Simple Steps
This is the same set of stairs that were shown in my ‘Don’t Take The Stairs‘ image, just from a…
Night Lights
For my final monotone image of the week I’m returning to a partially built building in East London which offers…
Corkscrew
You may have noticed a little pattern in the images being posted this week, and their lack of colour. Hopefully…
Highland Rail
I found it strange that in this little train yard in middle England where there was a small collection of…
Stranger on a Train
This shot was taken using the 50mm prime lens. The distance between where I was stood and the camera was…
The Wheels No Longer Turn
Alright, I admit it – I haven’t got a clue about trains. I have no idea what purpose these white…
It’s A Jungle Out There
We’re going back to Hellingly Asylum for this shot. I was in the room next door to this when I…
Boys vs Girls
It’s not too unusual to find a couple of interesting rooms side by side when out exploring different locations, but…
Extinguishing the Colour
This was the final shot I took at an old train depot a couple of months ago. I had visited…
A Room Without A View
There was something missing with this bare room after I had first processed the image. Perhaps it was the lack…
The Pigeonhole Principle
This is another shot from the tool cutting factory that we visited at the end of Friday, a time where…
Busted and Rusted
The last stop on our urbex tour this weekend was a spot of railway track where a load of old…
The Throne Room
I would hate to see the results of any tests run of the germs in the toilets of these abandoned…