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Welcome to the Industrial Decay Spotlights.
Happy Thanksgiving to those in Canada!
This blog serves as a source of inspiration to photographers, urban explorers, game designers, architects and many other types of individuals. Here are some other ways to connect with the IDN.
The Industrial Decay Network - Our Network site is now open to the Public!
Flickr Group - 7216 Members / 76,255 photos
Facebook Page - 407 Facebook Fans
Twitter - 186 Followers
Some Links.
Three views of the Port of New York Grain Terminal
Industrial Decay in the Middle East
Katherine Westerhout Photography
Abandoned Berlin
Untouched for 70 years
Utopia in Decay: The Monuments of Yugoslavia
Inside The Soviet's Secret Failed Moon Program
Thanks to all those photographers who contributed this week. As always, the following photos are in no particular order.
Photo credit: © Bas van Duijn
Photo credit: © Alt_Gr | www.nilseisfeld.de
Photo credit: © Michele Greco (aka djmike_foh)
Photo credit: © Davideo1 www.david-pinzer.de
Photo credit: © Thompski
Photo credit: © earthmagnified
Photo credit: © James and Karla Murray Photography
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The Industrial Decay Network is proud to announce their latest book!
IDN02 features 37 photographers from 12 countries including Belgium, Germany, US, Canada, United Kingdom, Poland, Sweden and various stops in between. The book showcases some of the best photos submitted to our weekly Spotlights in 2008.
IDN02 is offered in two formats, To see a preview of the pages and find out how to get a copy, follow the links below.
IDN02 - Standard Landscape Format (10x8)
IDN02 - Large Landscape Format (13x11)
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Photo credit: © Anali_T
Photo credit: © sinus iridium
Photo credit: © ïsThaVision
Photo credit: © www.urban-travel.org
Photo credit: © kiekmal
Photo credit: © 4737 carlin
Photo credit: © Halsemann
Photo credit: © Swizzler™
Photo credit: © Rule.
Photo credit: © Mr. Monster - (the mechanical Monster)
Photo credit: © xportebois
Photo credit: © Hamnskifte
Photo credit: © blunotte69
Photo credit: © Fu7ur157 I Pekka Toikkanen
Photo credit: © telefunker
Photo credit: © Hamnskifte
Photo credit: © blunotte69
Photo credit: © kiekmal
Photo credit: © J4M35_UK
Photo credit: © Forodrim
Photo credit: © evergreenpics
Photo credit: © Urban-explora.com
Photo credit: © P DAVIS
Photo credit: © LiamCH
Photo credit: © <~~iVo~~>
Photo credit: © slaterspeed
Photo credit: © H.L.I.T.
Photo credit: © earthmagnified
Photo credit: © nicopando71
Photo credit: © Christophe Regnaud
Photo credit: © Halsemann.
Photo credit: © hchristian20
Photo credit: © J4M35_UK
Photo credit: © James and Karla Murray Photography
Photo credit: © B0lid0
Photo credit: © francois5959
Photo credit: © telefunker
Photo credit: © riverrat18
Photo credit: © <~~iVo~~>
Photo credit: © slaterspeed
Photo credit: © sophos9
Photo credit: © Atomhirsch
Photo credit: © Urban-explora.com
Photo credit: © nocturnae
Photo credit: © +Ψ [ β Ë ₣ ₣ ч] Ψ + Daniela Giacalone
Photo credit: © Thompski
Photo credit: © necksercise
Photo credit: © schemacoma
Happy Thanksgiving to those in Canada!
This blog serves as a source of inspiration to photographers, urban explorers, game designers, architects and many other types of individuals. Here are some other ways to connect with the IDN.
The Industrial Decay Network - Our Network site is now open to the Public!
Flickr Group - 7216 Members / 76,255 photos
Facebook Page - 407 Facebook Fans
Twitter - 186 Followers
Some Links.
Three views of the Port of New York Grain Terminal
Industrial Decay in the Middle East
Katherine Westerhout Photography
Abandoned Berlin
Untouched for 70 years
Utopia in Decay: The Monuments of Yugoslavia
Inside The Soviet's Secret Failed Moon Program
Thanks to all those photographers who contributed this week. As always, the following photos are in no particular order.
Photo credit: © Bas van Duijn
Photo credit: © Alt_Gr | www.nilseisfeld.de
Photo credit: © Michele Greco (aka djmike_foh)
Photo credit: © Davideo1 www.david-pinzer.de
Photo credit: © Thompski
Photo credit: © earthmagnified
Photo credit: © James and Karla Murray Photography
-Start - IDN News----
The Industrial Decay Network is proud to announce their latest book!
IDN02 features 37 photographers from 12 countries including Belgium, Germany, US, Canada, United Kingdom, Poland, Sweden and various stops in between. The book showcases some of the best photos submitted to our weekly Spotlights in 2008.
IDN02 is offered in two formats, To see a preview of the pages and find out how to get a copy, follow the links below.
IDN02 - Standard Landscape Format (10x8)
IDN02 - Large Landscape Format (13x11)
-End - IDN News----
Photo credit: © Anali_T
Photo credit: © sinus iridium
Photo credit: © ïsThaVision
Photo credit: © www.urban-travel.org
Photo credit: © kiekmal
Photo credit: © 4737 carlin
Photo credit: © Halsemann
Photo credit: © Swizzler™
Photo credit: © Rule.
Photo credit: © Mr. Monster - (the mechanical Monster)
Photo credit: © xportebois
Photo credit: © Hamnskifte
Photo credit: © blunotte69
Photo credit: © Fu7ur157 I Pekka Toikkanen
Photo credit: © telefunker
Photo credit: © Hamnskifte
Photo credit: © blunotte69
Photo credit: © kiekmal
Photo credit: © J4M35_UK
Photo credit: © Forodrim
Photo credit: © evergreenpics
Photo credit: © Urban-explora.com
Photo credit: © P DAVIS
Photo credit: © LiamCH
Photo credit: © <~~iVo~~>
Photo credit: © slaterspeed
Photo credit: © H.L.I.T.
Photo credit: © earthmagnified
Photo credit: © nicopando71
Photo credit: © Christophe Regnaud
Photo credit: © Halsemann.
Photo credit: © hchristian20
Photo credit: © J4M35_UK
Photo credit: © James and Karla Murray Photography
Photo credit: © B0lid0
Photo credit: © francois5959
Photo credit: © telefunker
Photo credit: © riverrat18
Photo credit: © <~~iVo~~>
Photo credit: © slaterspeed
Photo credit: © sophos9
Photo credit: © Atomhirsch
Photo credit: © Urban-explora.com
Photo credit: © nocturnae
Photo credit: © +Ψ [ β Ë ₣ ₣ ч] Ψ + Daniela Giacalone
Photo credit: © Thompski
Photo credit: © necksercise
Photo credit: © schemacoma
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