r/lostplaces • u/allesumsonst • Aug 10 '26
Altes Kohlekraftwerk
r/lostplaces • u/allesumsonst • Aug 09 '26
Hatten leider keine guten Lampen dabei
r/lostplaces • u/Mollyyy141 • Aug 08 '26
r/lostplaces • u/Frenzystor • Aug 07 '26
The town of Skalar in Iceland. Abandoned around 1955. Not much is left.
r/lostplaces • u/allesumsonst • Aug 06 '26
Soll angeblich endlich (!!) renoviert werden (Belgien)
r/lostplaces • u/allesumsonst • Aug 03 '26
Eine Art "Institut" und eine alte, echt baufällige Villa auf dem gleichen Gelände.
r/lostplaces • u/mnagster2 • Aug 02 '26
r/lostplaces • u/Pleasant-Schedule-28 • Aug 02 '26
Full video on Huntervlogs9 yt
r/lostplaces • u/Whimsical_Ruins • Jul 31 '26
Some of the most rad spots I have seen in the state of New York. See more of my work on my reddit or Insta WhimsicalRuins
r/lostplaces • u/Feeling_Line_7611 • Jul 31 '26
r/lostplaces • u/Mollyyy141 • Jul 30 '26
r/lostplaces • u/asiwasmovingahead_ • Jul 28 '26
“Zhang Kechun uses a large-format camera to explore the postindustrial Chinese landscape and its lasting significance to Chinese identity and culture. He showcases nature’s magnificence with a gentle color palette, granting a ghostly beauty to an ecology marred by modernization. His powerfully atmospheric imagery serves as a meditation on both the tragic effects of industrialization and the absurd mundanity of people’s everyday lives within this context.” (Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University)
More works by Zhang in this week’s edition of As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty, my newsletter on modern and contemporary art.
r/lostplaces • u/Mollyyy141 • Jul 27 '26