‘Capturing The Forgotten World Of Decay And Dereliction Through Urban Exploration’
A Decade Of Decay & Discovery
Urban exploration, often referred to as ‘Urbex’ is the practice of exploring man-made structures that are typically abandoned, hidden, or off-limits to the general public.
These locations can range from Asylums, Factories, Theme parks, Mines, Drains, Military and much more.
Driven by a curiosity to uncover the hidden layers of a city or its forgotten structures often hiding in plain sight revealing its forgotten history and industrial heritage
For many, Urbex is about documenting these locations through photography and videography, capturing the beauty in decay.
Throughout my website you’ll find detailed reports showcasing my explores from almost a decade of doing this stupid hobby.
What is Urban Exploring?
RECENT EXPLORES
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Stratheden Asylum - Scotland
Opened in 1866 for the criminally insane.
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Idle Hill Reservoir - Bradford
A disused underground water storage reservoir.
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Big Butts - Rochdale
Culverted section of the River Roch Beneath Rochdale town center.
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HFLB - Manchester
One of Manchester’s original Victorian sewer overflows.
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Slim Pickings - Manchester
A marvel of Victorian engineering.
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Chatterly Whitfield Underground Experience - Staffordshire
A former underground coal mining museum.
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