What Is Urban Exploring?
Urban Exploring Photography or Urban Exploration is the study of parts of civilization that are normally unseen or off-limits.
I explore abandoned structures, in addition to drains, rooftops and also active facilities.
Freaktography.com showcases stories in addition to urban exploration photography to anyone interested in abandoned places or cityscape and rooftopping photography
Feel free to navigate the menu’s above and below to see the many locations I have visited and photographed.
My photography is also available to purchase online, should you see something you like.
A Disclaimer about Urban Exploring
1 – It’s dangerous – people have fallen through floors into basements, broken legs, arms, torn ligaments, pulled muscles, got stitches and yes…died etc. Please be very careful of where you step and to always be aware of your surroundings.
2 – It’s illegal – anyone entering an abandoned building is trespassing and also could be charged with B&E, Mischief or more. I am in no way suggesting you do any of the above
3 – About Trespassing, In Ontario, Canada the fine is the equivalent to getting a speeding ticket or a parking ticket, you are fined $65 and you do not have a record of it. However, depending on how you act when you are caught it could be upgraded to mischief or B&E which are a criminal offence.
I will assume no responsibility for your actions should you be charged.
Location Disclaimer
If you are a surviving family and have discovered any posts with stress and dismay, please message me immediately. I visit locations with deep respect, and will be happy to remove all traces of these photos and videos at your request.
Access Disclaimer
If I approach any location to find all access points to be sealed, I always walk away. If access is only possible via forced entry, I always walk away. No personal belongings or items are ever removed from any location I explore
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Abandoned Photography by Freaktography | Urban Exploration
Freaktography in the News
My photography work has been featured worldwide from online news sites such as Buzzfeed, PetaPixel and The Weather Channel. In addition, my photos have been featured on The Flash and the big screen. In a 2016 movie Lavender my photos were used in a relevant scene representing the photography of the main character. I’ve been featured in the UK magazine Reclaim and numerous times on Yahoo News, Yahoo News, Yahoo News and also Yahoo News and LadBible
June 3rd, 2020 – I Found Forgotten WWII Medals and Nazi Items in an Abandoned House – Petapixel
February 13, 2020 –This photographer found $7000 in an abandoned house – MSN
April 30th, 2020 –A series of photos taken over 8 years shows how nature is slowly claiming an abandoned church – Business Insider
October 3rd, 2019 –SHOCKING VIDEO EXPLORES FORMER MEMORIAL ARENA IN NIAGARA FALLS – iHeartRadio
Contacting Freaktography
I can be contacted for any general questions to press inquiries to sales and licensing opportunities. You may also want to follow me in Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter. I am available for any public speaking opportunities and presentations to photo clubs, photography courses or general interest speaking opportunities.
If you love my work and my explores, consider becoming a Patreon Subscriber where I give early access to locations and where I hold back select unique and special locations only for the supporters on that platform. Patreon supporters are also rewarded with free prints and more as a thank you for supporting.