Editor’s Note: What follows is what will hopefully become a series of articles from Mr. J.T. Colfax, resident of Binghamton, New York. In late 2006, J.T. found an entrance to a tunnel in his backyard. Since then, he has followed the path of the tunnel, from the top of Mt. Prospect, to the bowels of [...]
Downtown Beirut is full of silent and boarded buildings, which stand between the featureless identical cement apartment blocks that make up the periphery. Most are pockmarked with bullet holes and — in places — red, Mediterranean-style ceramic tiles have fallen away, revealing the woodwork beneath. Still, these damaged, pre-civil war houses, mansions and apartment [...]
photo by Jon Haeber
We live in a post-industrial world, and our connection to the modes of production, our infrastructure, and the cogs of society is becoming more and more disembodied from day-to-day life. This guide is meant to be an introduction to one of the fastest growing hobbies our modern time: Urban Exploration.
Why?
The definition of [...]
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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