A photo project named as "Lost Places" spans 17 beautiful and forgotten locations throughout Europe. Below are some of the captured images:
"Fennema", a self-taught photographer began taking photos in the year 2007. He had produced 2 photo books and involved in multiple exhibitions across Europe. The speciality of his captured images is that every image covers 360° horizontally and 180° vertically.
Methods For Finding Locations to Photograph & Fennema Interview:
"There are different ways of finding, most of it is searching through the internet for specific stuff, old pictures, newspaper articles and satellite maps. As I search in different countries I work a lot with translators, finally it’s on to check the places you probably found. Until a tour is complete it takes quite some time, and then you need a bit of luck that what you find is still a beauty to see and also you need to be lucky that the door is open.”
“For me these places are amazing and special, though they are left abandoned and lifeless, often since decades. Every place has a lot of history carrying in it’s walls, it has a special mood and story to tell. For me all this together, with the very individual way of decay, is a pure beauty I like to catch.”
Courtesy: The Creators Project, Artchipel
"Fennema", a self-taught photographer began taking photos in the year 2007. He had produced 2 photo books and involved in multiple exhibitions across Europe. The speciality of his captured images is that every image covers 360° horizontally and 180° vertically.
Methods For Finding Locations to Photograph & Fennema Interview:
"There are different ways of finding, most of it is searching through the internet for specific stuff, old pictures, newspaper articles and satellite maps. As I search in different countries I work a lot with translators, finally it’s on to check the places you probably found. Until a tour is complete it takes quite some time, and then you need a bit of luck that what you find is still a beauty to see and also you need to be lucky that the door is open.”
“For me these places are amazing and special, though they are left abandoned and lifeless, often since decades. Every place has a lot of history carrying in it’s walls, it has a special mood and story to tell. For me all this together, with the very individual way of decay, is a pure beauty I like to catch.”
Courtesy: The Creators Project, Artchipel
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