Deep in the Appalachian foothills of southeastern Ohio lies a brick-lined portal to another time—and possibly another dimension. Moonville Tunnel in McArthur stands as a moss-covered monument to a ...

How did you come to cover the conflict in Colombia, and why through photography? My last names are Colorado López ... I grew up accompanying my father to the university, almost learning to read by ...

It was once a vibrant village, but now all that is left is an unsettling ghost town with several rotting houses. It’s one of the most frightening abandoned places in Alaska, and if you’ve never heard ...

Banksy is an anonymous British graffiti artist who brings political street art to walls, bridges, and buildings worldwide. Since rising to fame in the late 1990s, the artist’s witty ...

His specialty is creating collages depicting the desert out of hundreds of pieces of paper and metal he finds in abandoned places. While browsing through the art, take a break and listen to some ...

Venture into an abandoned factory covered in graffiti, capturing the raw beauty of urban decay and artistic expression. #UrbanExploration #GraffitiArt #AbandonedFactory Katy Perry takes last ...

The roads around Hackney Road, Hackney Central, parts of Dalston and Broadway Market are good places to look ... feeding on a tempting stock of semi-abandoned industrial sheds and warehouses.

Sam and Jess, who document abandoned places on their @samandjessexplore account, gave a tour around the seaside town of Jaywick. The north Essex village has acquired a notorious reputation over ...

An abandoned funeral home has been left almost entirely untouched, with mortician's chemicals and a white hearse still parked outside. The images were captured by Leland Kent, also known online as ...

Mostly, nasa walls, abandoned walls, abandoned places,” he added. (Now we noticed that they are no longer there. Mostly, they are on walls, abandoned walls, abandoned places.) —Joviland Rita/ VAL, GMA ...

[As a teenager] I found a pocket of graffiti artists who were very like ... I found [Dublin] a bit more gritty, but more open. The places I was going to wouldn’t be your usual places.