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When I am not travelling around the Europe I explore my own country and use my imagination, props and my inspiration whenever and wherever I can. I am big fan of surrealistic photos.Those situations that aren't possible in real life but really make you think.I see them as a portal into the imagination of subjects through my eyes – presented as an alternative to a more mundane reality.

Is there anything more creepy than an old, decaying, abandoned hospital? I admit they are spooky to me too, but I just have to enter when I see one. I love the smell inside,I love to see old equipment, old files, old x-ray films, beds that look like patients have only just left. But they have a still eeriness - the only sound you can hear is only the wind...

Abandoned hotels.... places where just some years ago a lot of guests were having fun, were on their vacations, business meetings.. And now? A massive empty space, where you can almost hear people walking, where you imagine you can still hear the phone constantly ringing in reception. For me, big places like hotels or hospitals are always really exciting to visit. In places like that, you really can't know what to expect to see in next few minutes . . . or even seconds!

I never went to church as a kid. I don't even remember when I first visited one. But when it comes to abandoned and decayed churches.. Wow.. that's something I really like. The place where the smell of rotten, dirty walls is mixed with an echo of incense and old wooden fixings. Sometimes you can still see huge pipe organs; ; you can just feel how many people were crying over loved ones, how many people were praying there and how many people shared their beliefs in something bigger than us....

What is more exciting than exploring abandoned castles, villas, houses and other residential properties? In these places you can see how people lived, and what they have left behind. That's what urban exploring is all about - to discover undiscovered and to see unseen, to face untouched equipment and old furniture... But you always have to follow one rule- take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints.

Since 2008 i've had a fun side project which has lent itself well to social media. It's It's called Handstands All Over The World, , and my aim is to visit as many countries as possible,and do a handstand! It's simple, but lots of fun trying to find the weirdest places possible, and bring in the people and scenery of new places closer to one another through me and my own lens on life! So, if you've ever considered the juxtaposition of a handstand in an abandoned operating theatre, or, in front of the Eiffel Tower – you know where to come!