A photographer Michael Wolf has a series called Hong Kong: Architecture of Density where he takes pictures of buildings that house a ton of people in a very small space, buildings that often are also in need of repair.

A typical shot looks like this:


And the rest are here on his site.

My favorites are #a08, #a22, #a27, #a29 and #a48 and if you go up to "Projects" on his site, the rest of his photography is great as well.

I know that at least one exterior shot of this building has been posted since I've been a member of the community, but I got to (completely legally) go inside today and have a tour for work.

I didn't get a shot of the front facade, but here's a link with some info:
http://www.atlantatimemachine.com/downtown/pch384.htm

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I took this photo today near Luckie Street in Atlanta. If anyone is familiar with the area, this is right across the street from the Tabernacle.

We walked back to the abandonned place near where we live (Besançon, France) and we went in the creepy basement once again for more pictures.


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This place is huge... we keep finding new rooms / buildings to explore!


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