Ditched, Dumped, and Deserted
Photography
This collection of photographs spans eight countries across the world and features things that have been forgotten or left behind. In some cases, these places don’t exist anymore. Piscine Molitor, on the outskirts of Paris, was torn down and replaced by a five-star hotel.
A few items at the Marchés aux puces in Paris.
A chair on the curb in Brooklyn.
Piscine Molitor before it became a five star hotel.
Inside the Hotel Monte Palace, a former five-star hotel in the Azores.
Junk and graffiti at Yongma Land, which is an abandoned amusement park in Seoul, South Korea.
A random robot and toys at Yongma Land, which is an abandoned amusement park in Seoul, South Korea.
Sage, a small ghost town between the road and a pasture in Wyoming.
Buildings on Grand Avenue in Arco, Idaho.
Remnants of Sage, Wyoming.
Piscine Molitor was an art deco swimming complex that closed in 1989. It was adopted by artists, altered by vandals and is now a five star hotel.
An abandoned boat trailer in Iceland.
A cemetery's garbage can in New Caledonia.
One of the restrooms at Piscine Molitor.
One of the many decommissioned grain elevators in Buffalo, New York.
A deserted gas station somewhere in Idaho.
Bullet holes in an abandoned building in Selište, Croatia.
Licano’s shrine near Miami, Arizona.
An emergency services sign in Nothing, Arizona.
Graffiti in the Hotel Monte Palace, a former five-star hotel in the Azores.
The entrance to the Hotel Monte Palace, a former five-star hotel in the Azores.
Inside the Hotel Monte Palace, a former five-star hotel in the Azores.
An abandoned dwelling on the shore of the Essequibo River in Guyana.
An abandoned washing machine in Sage, Wyoming.
A staircase in the Hotel Monte Palace, a former five-star hotel in the Azores.