Did you suggest having a Halloween Quinceañera but mom said NO? Well then you want to show her this article and she'll instantly change her mind!
From a ship graveyard in Mauritania to a picturesque 16th century Italian village, we can't help but be mesmerized by these mysterious and beautiful abandoned places around the world.
Searching for ideas that are just a tad bit spooky? See our elegant Halloween wedding ideas and have the day of your dreams - or nightmares!
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Romania is a country of medieval castles, Gothic churches, and charming towns, all hidden among some of the most enigmatic landscapes of southeastern Europe. Marked by such geographical wonders as the Carpathian Mountains and Black Sea, the country's dense forests and snow-capped peaks are perfect settings for the folklore that emanates from nearly every region (Transylvania, anyone?). Whether it's a hotel made of ice, an underground amusement park, or Dracula's Castle, one thing's for sure—these 21 sites are as eerie as they are beautiful.
Rusting remnants of the old Bethlehem Steel plant are brought to a strange kind of life with Frankenstein lighting and a convenient casino.
String, on its own, doesn’t seem particularly exciting — but in the hands of the right artists, these little threads take on a beautiful, ephermeral quality. Read on to see photos of nine of our favorite string art installations. The installation above, by Anne Patterson (via Yellowtrace) is actually made of ribbon, and not string.
These 15 eerily beautiful abandoned places in Nebraska are decaying because Mother Nature is reclaiming them as her own.
Chicago-based photographer, Kai Caemerrer, travelled to China to document the enormous, empty urban developments near Tianjin, Changsha, and Ordos, Inner Mongolia.
We look back at photographer Laurie Simmons's development through her various series, showing how her themes and techniques have developed over her 40 year career.
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How high is your creepy clown tolerance?
Explore the strange beauty and eerie wonder of these forgotten and abandoned funeral homes, cemeteries, and morgues.
Eastern State Penitentiary is a must see of Philadelphia! This historic prison is steeped in story and a photographer's dream.
Asia Eriksen spends weeks, sometimes even months creating custom werewolf babies called "werepups".
A new biography celebrates his mysterious life and art.
Eduardo da Floresta is a graphic designer inspired by mid-century spot illustrations and design as well as vintage sci-fi, comics, surrealism, DIY art culture, and the textural wonders of degraded print. Eduardo often works with a restricted colour palette, aiming for nostalgia, while trying to create something new. You can see this clearly with the “36 days of type 2021” project where you can see an eerily retro inspiring look working with orange color palette.
This is as close to a salamander robot as we can possibly get
These celebs look so much like their partners, we began to wonder, are they really just attracted to themselves?
