Abandoned But Not Forgotten is a photographic exploration of the places that have been left behind. Abandoned theatres, overgrown churches, and crumbling houses may no longer serve their original purpose, but they still hold meaning. 

For photographers and urban explorers, the old Michigan Theater in Detroit is a space that invites reflection. Not just on what it was, but on what it represents about the city and its ability to adapt.

There’s something about fall foliage in Vermont that just makes me want to grab my camera and head out the door. Maybe it’s the crisp air or the way the world seems to slow down.

There’s something truly magical about fall in New England. Every year, as the temperature drops and the leaves start to turn, the region transforms into a photographer’s dream.

Insights into my journey as an urbex photographer, the allure of these forgotten spaces, and how nature plays a central role in transforming them.

For me, the real draw of urbex is the mix of challenge and unpredictability: navigating through shadows, making your way into the space, and always respecting the past.

As an urban explorer and photographer, I've come to appreciate how colors can transform a decaying space into a vivid story of nature's power.

Exploring abandoned buildings has always fascinated me. There’s something special about seeing how nature takes over.