Photographer James Kerwin has spent his free time rediscovering forgotten buildings in the backlands of France, Italy and eastern Europe. Kerwin is part of a group of urban explorers who document abandoned structures, casting these dilapidated relics in a new light. These images of green-filled spaces show the inherent beauty of nature and its power to reclaim these man-made structures. (Photo/IC)
Photographer James Kerwin has spent his free time rediscovering forgotten buildings in the backlands of France, Italy and eastern Europe. Kerwin is part of a group of urban explorers who document abandoned structures, casting these dilapidated relics in a new light. These images of green-filled spaces show the inherent beauty of nature and its power to reclaim these man-made structures. (Photo/IC)
Photographer James Kerwin has spent his free time rediscovering forgotten buildings in the backlands of France, Italy and eastern Europe. Kerwin is part of a group of urban explorers who document abandoned structures, casting these dilapidated relics in a new light. These images of green-filled spaces show the inherent beauty of nature and its power to reclaim these man-made structures. (Photo/IC)
Photographer James Kerwin has spent his free time rediscovering forgotten buildings in the backlands of France, Italy and eastern Europe. Kerwin is part of a group of urban explorers who document abandoned structures, casting these dilapidated relics in a new light. These images of green-filled spaces show the inherent beauty of nature and its power to reclaim these man-made structures. (Photo/IC)
Photographer James Kerwin has spent his free time rediscovering forgotten buildings in the backlands of France, Italy and eastern Europe. Kerwin is part of a group of urban explorers who document abandoned structures, casting these dilapidated relics in a new light. These images of green-filled spaces show the inherent beauty of nature and its power to reclaim these man-made structures. (Photo/IC)
