The coolest of abandoned buildings in the world
The newspaper "The Daily Telegraph" British photographer published a report on what it called "the finest of abandoned buildings in the world."
The newspaper pointed out that that picture taken by a professional photographer Belgian "Selevan Margin" on a world tour.
The newspaper pointed out that he decided that those round; because of the promise made to his father that is on a tour around the world to the most abandoned places, where he was working with his father to visit the textile factories abandoned when the French Pyrenees.
The most significant places where images are picked up footage of a Spanish palace, it was converted during the rule of former dictator Franco to a hospital for tuberculosis, then later used to torture political opponents.
And took pictures of the building as well as the Bulgarian abandoned the former headquarters of the Communist Party, which is located above the rocky summit over the mountains of the Balkans in the period between 1974 and 1981, then became abandoned after the collapse of the Soviet Union and destroyed by the opponents of the communist thought.
Other places visited are the "Castillo de Samszano" Italian, which was built in Moorish style of the seventeenth century, and other coal-fired power station in the city of Battersea South West London, and an abandoned cinema in Brussels Castle.
He Margin "of the most dangerous places that I went to those Spanish hospital, it was a palace outdated then a hospital and then a prison, and was told by many anecdotes terrifying, such as that there are ghosts appear in the night, but I decided to challenge everyone to visit this terrible place."
He noted photographer that he was forced at times to deal with various dangerous situations, such as attack dogs, ground him, and the face of swindlers and thieves and drug addicts who were hiding in these abandoned places, or possibly lose the security guards, who guard those forbidden places accessible.
