Photographer taking pictures of windows in abandoned places

A photographer under the pseudonym Urbexography explores abandoned places. “The first thing I look for in abandoned places is windows. It seems that among my photographs, people like them the most.”

“Each of these windows tells its own unique story. Some of them are over 200 years old.”

“For me, this is an opportunity to reflect on those who lived a completely different life then, those who also stood in the same place where I stand now. I photographed hundreds of windows and created an entire album."

 “I have great respect for the places I visit. I don't take anything from these buildings. I only need a photo to capture the story. After all, perhaps in 10 years, this place will no longer exist. ”

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1. Today, speaking about windows, we imagine plastic windows that can be bought without problems and even in installments.

2. Photographer, under the pseudonym Urbexography, explores abandoned places and photographs them.

3. “The first thing I look for in abandoned places is windows. Old, without glasses, destroyed by time. They are beautiful".

4. “It seems that among my photographs, people like them the most, so I found a new hobby for myself and I am happy to share my findings with readers”

5. “Some of the windows in these photos are over 200 years old. These are the windows of old hotels and abandoned churches.”

6. “For me, this is an opportunity to reflect on those who lived a completely different life then, those who also stood in the same place where I stand now. Was it a poor man or a rich man?

7. "I photographed hundreds of windows and created a whole photo album."

8. “I have great respect for the places I visit. After all, this is a whole story, each time unique.

9. “I don't take anything from these buildings. I consider it a crime. In order to take something with me, a camera is enough for me.

10. “Yes, just a photograph is enough for me to capture history as it is now.”

11. “After all, perhaps in 10 years this place will no longer exist.”