Life Without Man: A Tour Around Abandoned Places

A while ago Youth Time held a photo contest on the theme of "The world without man”. The competition has caused a considerable stir among photographers who love the undiscovered. We have received pictures from Latin America, the United States, Britain, France, the Czech Republic, Poland, Russia and Georgia. Therefore we have chosen best images, which, in our opinion, are the best and most worthy of attention. Welcome to our photo tour of those corners of our planet, from which civilization is gradually disappearing.

George Air-force Base, California, USA by Johnny Santo Domingo

Pripyat, Chernobyl Area, Ukraine by Jake Baggaley

Beelitz Heilstatten, Germany by Jake Baggaley

Yekaterinburg, Russia by Vladislav Savincev

Saint-Petersburg, Russia by Roman Evgenyev

Parc de Saint-Cloud, France by Can Sarcoban


Tbilisi, Georgia by Nanka Dolidze

Saint-Petersburg, Russia by Dmitry Morozov

Pripyat, Chernobyl Area, Ukraine by Jake Baggaley

Yekaterinburg, Russia by Vladislav Savincev

Moscow, Russia by Helen Happy

Wadi Rum Desert, Jordan by Nikolai Linares

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