Obsidian Urbex Photography Blog
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I am Janine Pendleton, also known as Obsidian Urbex Photography. Catch up with site news, travel diaries, upcoming plans, gear reviews, and other featured items. Read stories of my journeys and adventures around the world, in search of lost treasures.
Obsidian Urbex Photography Blog
4d ago
On this five-day springtime road trip, I visit beautiful abandoned houses (quintas) and fascinating hydropower plant ruins in northern Portugal ..read more
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2w ago
These Vintage Seaside Trams were iconic. They ferried Blackpool holidaymakers for 80 years, until the tram system was modernised in 2012 ..read more
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3w ago
Film Washi X is a "maskless" 35mm colour negative film. Warm-tones and colours are reminiscent of early colour photos from the 40s and 50s ..read more
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1M ago
GDR Kegelbahn is an abandoned nine-pin bowling alley, once a community sports venue for factory workers in the former East Germany ..read more
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1M ago
The Grande Palácio is an abandoned palace in Portugal. The main staircase is exquisite, with limestone stonework and a bright red carpet ..read more
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2M ago
Kodak Ektar 100 is a professional colour negative film with "the world's finest grain", exceptional sharpness and vibrant colour saturation ..read more
Obsidian Urbex Photography Blog
2M ago
Hidden away in the forests of Portugal, far from the sun-kissed shores and bustling tourist towns, lies an Unfinished Water Park ..read more
Obsidian Urbex Photography Blog
3M ago
Teatro Antiqua, Portugal, was once a hub of cultural and social events. Sadly, the theatre has been abandoned for many years ..read more
Obsidian Urbex Photography Blog
3M ago
Looking back over my collection of photos and folders from 2023, I would even dare say it was perhaps the best year yet ..read more
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4M ago
Usina Hidrelétrica is a 1920s hydroelectric powerplant in Portugal. A huge yellow control room overlooks the turbine hall three floors below ..read more