Editor’s Note: What follows is a retrospective of the controversy surrounding an abandoned site in a secluded spot near the Chevron refinery in Richmond, California. Since I moved to the small city in the East Bay, the site has been on my list of places to photograph. But Point Molate also represents a darker side [...]
Floating in the brackish waters of Suisun Bay is a fleet of decaying ships, many which have outlived their useful lives. Known as the Ghost Fleet, a few of these ladies of the deep have survived long enough to serve in three wars. Gaining access to these closely-watched vessels is a privilege given to a [...]
I see urban exploration as the hobby of appreciating things which, decades after their creation, still manage to make us open our jaws agape at the ingenuity of the human soul. Often, however, such ingenuity is misplaced in hubris. Vandenberg was a logical step at illustrating such schizophrenia of the technocratic imagination – for it [...]
RSS Jonathan Haeber is a graduate of U.C. Berkeley's Geography and English programs and editor of Bearings. He has been a photographer for over a decade, and a writer since fourth grade.
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