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The University (Episode 3) and Maison Thiry |
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Written by Shantideva
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Monday, 08 February 2010 17:15 |
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Although I have planned to do less explorations and to enlarge my photographic horizon by experimenting in other directions, I always get back to urban exploration. And the more I try to change my habits, the more explorations I do. Urbex is a strange little addiction. 
So, this Sunday I went back for the third time to the university to visit the next building of the campus. I am still processing my pictures but I have already uploaded the first in the University gallery under public infrastructure. And again, Andy, Simone and Gennaro were my companions for that day.
Today I made a little trip through Luxembourg and I have visited four abandoned houses together with Misch. We have seen some farming houses and some small abandoned family houses. The highlight of the day was the Maison Thiry. I have already uploaded the first two pictures under Others in the residential galleries.
Be sure to come back regularly because I have still to process a lot of pictures concerning both locations. |
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The University (Episode 2) |
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Written by Shantideva
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Sunday, 31 January 2010 12:22 |
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As planned we went back to the abandoned university together with Andy, Simone and Gennaro to continue our exploation. This time we explored another building of the campus. This building is a little more trashed than the first one we visited two weeks ago, but I could manage to make some nice pictures too. The first processed picture has already been uploaded and I still have 3 or 4 others that are worth to be shown on Luxurbex. The new picture, a crusty auditorium, can be found in the new gallery University under Public Infrastructure. |
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Written by Shantideva
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Tuesday, 26 January 2010 00:00 |
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And again, one of my pictures has been chosen for Quintin Jardine's latest novel called A Rush of Blood. Quintin Jardine is a Scottish author of two series of crime novels, featuring the characters Bob Skinner and Oz Blackstone. This is the twentieth and latest of the Bob Skinner novels and will be published June, 2010. (Quintin Jardine's Official Homepage - Quintin Jardine on Wikipedia). The book can be preordered at both amazon.co.uk and amazon.de with this cover.
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Written by Shantideva
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Monday, 18 January 2010 20:50 |
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Yesterday, I went together with some fellow urbexers, Andy, Simone and Gennaro to an abandoned university. The exploration was quite adventurous and I think that all of us made some nice pictures although we have visited only one of the four buildings thoroughly. This means that we will have to go back to continue our exploration very soon because the place is really huge and I am sure the other buildings contain some more amazing architectural treasures.
I am still processing my pictures but I have already started to upload a couple of them. You may find the pictures under Public -> University.
Don't forget to come back regularly to check for new pictures of the University and Black Darling. |
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Black Darling and the adventure continues |
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Written by Shantideva
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Sunday, 17 January 2010 08:07 |
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This is a heavy loaded week-end, although it is still very cold. Yesterday I visited with some friends, Andy, Simone, Ben, Pascal and Holger, a 'not so really' abandoned coking plant in France. We had to play cat and mouse very often with the security guards but we managed to get in and out without too many problems. You can imagine that the name Black Darling has been born in our imagination because we want to keep this place secret. I will try to put some information about the plant itself without going too much into details. I think we were the first explorers to visit it. The pictures can be found under Industry - Others.
Today is another day of exploration and I am sure I'll take a lot more pictures today than yesterday. There were only silos, coking ovens and conveyor belts at the coking plant. So, don't forget to come back regularly because there will be new pictures over the next few days. |
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