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Photographer captures abandoned buildings in Europe

Photographer Romain Veillon has travelled for two year to capture these photos. This is the second installment of his work.

By :  R Ayyappan
Update: 2016-06-12 07:57 GMT
Photographer Romain Veillon has travelled for two year to capture these photos. This is the second installment of his work. (Photo: Facebook/ Romain Veillon)
Let us know which one is your favourite. (Photo: Facebook/ Romain Veillon)
His work has been liked and people are loving it. (Photo: Facebook/ Romain Veillon)
These photographs are for his project “Ask the Dust”. (Photo: Facebook/ Romain Veillon)
“As in a walking day dream, we are absorbed, picture after picture, into a wordless reverie.,” he writes. (Photo: Facebook/ Romain Veillon)
Take a look at this epic journey through ruins from the genteel parlours of long departed haute-bourgeoisie families to the sparse industrial beauty of mid-century factories as they quietly rust away. (Photo: Facebook/ Romain Veillon)
“I am now very proud to present my work to you; feel free to create your own stories on what's hidden behind these images.,” writes Photographer Romain Veillon (Photo: Facebook/ Romain Veillon)
He has been photographing abandoned places across the world. (Photo: Facebook/ Romain Veillon)
Photographer Romain Veillon has travelled for two year to capture these photos. This is the second installment of his work.

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