725 Comments for Château de Mesen

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I can't make money off this to be a career, but I wouldn't call it a hobby. It is definitely a large part of my life.
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Just wondering, do you guys actually have a career from doing this or is it a hobby?
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I'm sure there's a lot to explore in Poland... the border guards wouldn't let me in earlier this year. Perhaps next time.
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Perfect as always. I've got a question: are there any such locations in poland maybe? I was looking for some time, but i found nothing.
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That door, it speaks out "Welcome foolish mortals....muhahahahhahaha!!!"

Stil, Awesome shot
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I love how the doors are open.. like the place is still in use.

Lovely shot motts!
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That must have been a beautiful contrast..old church ruins.. New bride.

Grim, dank & dark colors.. Bright white dress.

OH man, that makes me think, I should have asked the city, three years ago, if i could have permission into the Renwick ruins for my wedding pics.... Dang it LOL
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No static at all..................
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omg another fab staircase shot!
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they dont do that kind of work anymore! awsome tiles!
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only an urban explorer would have thought to get married in an abandoned castle. must have been cool to see her there in her gown, too bad you didnt get a pic of the wedding party.
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wow, look at those colors!
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wow windows intact! amazing!
great shot too!
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grafitti in a castle..... hmmm..... just doesnt really go together somehow
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would love to see what this place looked like when it was being lived in