10 Most Mysterious Abandoned Places by Ben Schreck

Ben Schreck is a german photographer living in France since a couple of years. He is interested among others in history and landscapes, which is also reflected in his pictures. Ben engaged for years with the subject decay and the beauty in it. He explored many forgotten places, thereby originated an impressive collection of photos from various lost places, from abandoned industry to lost house, castles, laboratories to military facilities.

His current work, a series of the old bunkers of the Magiont Line in France shows insights into an underground system of tunnels and corridors with warehouses, machine rooms, barracks and other long-forgotten spaces. Some of these picture can be seen here in the 10 most mysterious images of Ben’s lost places photos.

10 – Bunker Black Door

Bunker Black Door
Bunker Black Door

09 – Urbex Corridor

Urbex Corridor - Mysterious Abandoned Places
Urbex Corridor

08 – Underground Tunnel

Underground Tunnel
Underground Tunnel

07 – Tunnel of Death

Tunnel of Death
Tunnel of Death

06 – Sleeping Castle

Sleeping Castle
Sleeping Castle

05 – Shadow

Shadow - Mysterious Abandoned Places
Shadow

04 – Mine

Mine
Mine

03 – Lost Mill

Lost Mill - Mysterious Abandoned Places
Lost Mill – Mysterious Abandoned Places

02 – Kitchen

Kitchen - Mysterious Abandoned Places
Kitchen

01 – Chemical Accident

Chemical Accident
Chemical Accident

We hope this glimpse into Ben Schreck’s top 10 mysterious abandoned places has left you with a newfound appreciation for the eerie allure of these forgotten locales. As we’ve discovered, each location holds a unique tale of history, tragedy, or abandonment, and exploring them can be both thrilling and humbling. Whether you’re a seasoned urban explorer or simply fascinated by the haunted stories behind these enigmatic sites, these abandoned places serve as a haunting reminder of our world’s ever-changing nature. So, as you venture forth into the unknown, remember that the echoes of the past are always around us, waiting to be uncovered and appreciated by those who dare to seek them out.

Via: Explorerviews.de – Ben Schreck Photography