Fine Art print on HQ Baryte paper 60cm x 40cm , attached to a Dilite panel with aluminium hanging profile, ready to hang on your wall. Limited Edition 1/1 signed (only 1 for sale!). Ideal for photography lovers, urban explorer fans, offices of fabrics, coffee shops,, etc...

Soulphotography is a well known photographer from Belgium, with +55.000 fans worldwide on Facebook.
He explores abandoned locations in Europe, particulary France, Germany, Belgium, Luxemburg, ...
Now he sells his first original exposition works from Buren bij Kunstenaars @ De Raat, De Familie Janssen Koffiebar,...

Urban Exploration is exploring hidden abandoned castles, theatres, villas, schools, prisons, fabrics, swimmingpools, planes, car graveyards,...

Abandoned places expose a dark, dramatic atmosphere with a certain mood of sadness and isolation.
The emptiness and silence never fail to generate haunting visions from the past.
Seeing the images makes the viewer wonder what once was and what happened.

Abandoned locations are taken over by nature which claims back it's place and represent a forgotten era in our fast moving society. Most buildings were an expression of utopia in their time and are clever pieces of architecture. Now, they are decayed and forgotten, past meets future...

This artistic type of photography is the best hobby ever, it's adventurous, teamwork, storytelling and exciting. Each trip is a surprise, we travel into real time capsules.

This photo is a church in an abandoned boarding school in France with a long history behind it.
The sunbeams shining through the stained glass created a colorful spectacle. I received many words of praise at my first exhibition. A timeless photo for any modern interior.

This large boarding school is situated in a pittoresque village in France. It was built just before WWII for catholic girls with integrated chapel on the 3rd floor. During the war it was occupied by the German army, until the American allied forces took the building. After the war the school reopened and it was expanded many times, at it’s peak there where 600 students present. The number of students started to decline as they became more interested in science & technology. The school finally closed around the year 2000. The real gem was the chapel still in good condition with it’s huge stained glass windows, the coloured lightbeams entering the building where amazing.