Fine Art print on HQ Baryte paper 70cm x 40cm , attached to a Dilite panel with aluminium hanging profile, ready to hang on your wall. Limited Edition (only 1 for sale!) Ideal for photography lovers, urban explorer fans, offices of fabrics, coffee shops, furniture 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 was the best hobby in my life, it's adventurous, teamwork, storytelling and exciting. Each trip is a surprise, we travel into real time capsules.

Usine S is a big textile factory situated in Belgium. It was built in 1899 and it was specialised in the treatment of cotton, wool and textiles. About 100 years later business was not competitive enough in a newly globalized world and production ended. Today it's abandoned for about 20 years and nature is taking over. Some machines were still in place, slowly rusting, but luckily most of them got placed in a warehouse to be put in a museum in near future. Some looked very old, we even saw steam machines! Seen the size, this factory must have employed lots of workers. In a warehouse we found a crate full of workers hats just like they just left. The site has been sold recently but the municipality doesn't seem to know where to start and slow progress is being made. Luckily there is no vandalism or graffiti. I don't visit much factories, but this was one of the most beautiful that I have ever explored