PHOTOGRAPHY BY
GILES ANGEL
I
came across this
building near my
house. I was chatting
to the guys rebuilding
the place...
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY
EVA
BACHMANN
Most
of my work is based
on the industrial,
urban environment,
where I capture derelict
buildings in a state
of transition, revealing
signs of their history.
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY
BARTOLOMY
Bartolomy
heard about the project
through the were-here
forum. Within
a few weeks he’d
swept us through
a collection of buildings,
a cemetery and an
airfield.
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY
ANTONY
CAIRNS
I
made these images
as a way of exploring
the space of the
public phone box.
I had noticed that
a call box has less
of a demand now and
the space of one
seems to have become
a place of sleaze
and vandalism. They
are rendered useless
for their original
purpose and have
become dilapidated,
decaying boxes on
every corner of the
street. I felt that
the space these call
boxes had become
sinister and I wanted
to show this within
the photographs.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
CHRIS
COOKE
I'm
a brighton based
graphic designer
and musician. I'm
fascinated by photographing
fragments of bill
posters that have
been organically
collaged by the weather
and human interaction.
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ILLUSTRATIONS BY
WARREN
DRAPER
Warren
Draper is a self-educated
artist/photographer
from Doncaster, South
Yorkshire, specializing in
philosophical illustration. He loves
all things derelict,
decrepit & decayed
and sees them as
being naturally "reclaimed".
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PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
DAVID JOERN
Dave
Joern collects photographic
images on what is
becoming more of
an "old school
tradition" now
- 35mm silver-based
black and white films.
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY
ADAM KINGSTON
Two
initial photos for
Adam Kingston's & Audrey Mantey's collaborative
project.
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY
AUDREY MANTEY
Audrey Mantey is
a graphic designer
in Michigan, working
on her Master's Degree
in Multimedia Studies.
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TEXT & PHOTOS BY
NAKED TOURIST
The deserted house
sat atop a low hill, about
40 yards up from the gravel
road. I wheeled the car
into the rutted dirt driveway
and pulled out of sight
behind a tumble-down barn...
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PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
TERENCE NUNN
I had first encountered
a derelict building
at the age of six
on a pre-war family
holiday in Ireland.
It was a ruined cottage
high in the Mountains
of Mourne, a simple
structure deserted
many years...
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY
IAN ROGERS
Ian
Rogers is a Canadian
artist and designer.
He has participated
in numerous group
and solo exhibitions
since 1992, working
in a variety of media
including photography.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
NIGHTPHOTOGRAPHER
Nightphotographer, Larrie Thomson
explains: What draws me
to a remote prairie
ghost town in the
solitude of the night?
What force is there,
powerful enough to
make me travel thousands
of kilometres on
nothing more than
a lead...
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RESEARCH & PHOTOS
BY
DAMIAN WATSON
It was through painting
that Damian first
had an interest in
the pier, lining
up with all the other
art students to make
drawings and paintings.
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY JAMES WESTON
My photography is concerned with places undergoing transformation, and what interests me is the fact that the final transformation has never yet been completed.
PHOTOGRAPHY BY YVES MARCHAND
Yves Marchand is a young French photographer, working around urban and
industrial archaeology and also fashion/portrait photography. In these
photographic essays of urban and industrial derelict sites.