venturing into the shadows: a photographer's journey through the most forlorn corners of the globe
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Explorer captures images from Earth's loneliest locales - Explorer captures images in the planet's loneliest locales
Looking for more on the photographer behind these haunting images? Check out their portfolio at michaelschwan.de. You can also find them on the platforms below:
- Instagram: @michaelschwan_photography
- Facebook: facebook.com/michaelschwan.photography
** Beware: Dark Waters: Unveiling the hidden and eerie beauty of Brandenburg's abandoned places - a hauntingly beautiful journey awaits **
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- the haunted and abandoned
While there isn't a specific photographer attributed to the "Lost Places: Ghostly and abandoned places" collection, many creators dedicate their work to exploring and documenting abandoned locations.
For instance, "BeardedReality Urbex" on YouTube delves into abandoned houses and forgotten destinations, streaming their discoveries across various platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Twitch[1]. However, it's essential to note that this is just one example. It's challenging to pinpoint whether this pertains to "Lost Places: Ghostly and abandoned places" without further context.
Various social media platforms serve as popular avenues for sharing images and stories of abandoned and ghostly locales:- YouTube for immersive video tours[1].- Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Twitch for additional content and live streaming[1].- TikTok for quick glimpses of deserted landscapes[3][4][5].
If you're searching for a specific photographer, scouring their name across these platforms or identifying watermarks in their photos is a good starting point to track down their official profiles. For broader exploration, apps like "Abandoned World" and TikTok make finding and sharing images of haunting abandoned places a breeze[2][3]!
The community policy of various social media platforms encourages the sharing of pictures and stories from abandoned and ghostly locations, such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Twitch, and TikTok. Vocational training in photography can pave the way for documenting and exploring these forsaken sites, similar to the lifestyle of a travel photographer showcasing eerie yet stunning landscapes, as displayed in the "Lost Places: Ghostly and abandoned places" collection.
