by Pascal C. Photography
I received a few inquiries about going out for an Urbex session during the COVID-19 pandemic confinement.
In order to spare your time, let me start with the conclusion:
DON’T BE A MORRON.
DON’T DO IT.
Continue reading “Urbex in the time of COVID-19 (Coronavirus)”
When Al Gore supposedly invented the internet (or so, he claims….), he had no idea of the impact it would have on the Urbex community.
Nowadays, mainly because of the advent of the world wide web, the modes of Urbex information transmission have been turned upside down.
For better, and for worse. Continue reading “Urbex and the World Wide Web”
A while back, as we were discussing photo-gear (see here), I ventured to write that, in a not too distant future, I would be looking at top end phones, and perhaps, go the minimalist root, for my Urbexing.
Discretion, lightweight. All that and a flash light.
So I have. And, well… Continue reading “Urbex Minimalism”
A while ago, I discussed my new fondness for minimalist exploration (see here).
For most of my outings, I have now replaced my DSLR with a (very) high end Huawei P20pro telephone, with Leica lens.
Except, I didn’t.
Nowadays, I am once again carrying around a cumbersome bag…this time, with my Photography Pro drone in it.
Back to square one then ? Not really…
If you’ve been following this blog for a while now, you know that when it comes to Urbexing, discretion is key.
In fact, unless you fancy a criminal record, trespassing and infiltration are activities that require the outmost discretion.
With that in mind, whatever mode of transportation you choose for an Urbex, do not be conspicuous. Thus rule number one (mostly aimed at the Kardashian family I imagine): don’t use a helicopter or a Ferrari.
I know I don’t.
The Urbex Sentinel 
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