On this page, I’m featuring some of my urban exploration images. Essentially, this involves sneaking into old decaying buildings to catch mesmerizing images of their decay and rot. This is a rather risky hobby for a variety of reasons, including environmental hazards and the presence of the unusual people who live in these clearly “uninhabitable” buildings.
These images come from a variety of locations, but four places are especially featured: Bethlehem Lutheran Church in North St. Louis (it has since collapsed), Clemons Mansion (it has since burned to the ground), the Lead Factory near Farmington Missouri and the Cottonbelt Building on the north St. Louis Riverfront.
