Urban Exploration

from Springwald Radio · host Daniel Springwald

Urban Exploration ist die private Erforschung von verlassenen und leer stehenden Orten, Anlagen oder Gebäuden. In dieser Folge von Springwald Radio berichtet Katinka Kat über dieses spannende Hobby und ermöglicht Einblicke in den Reiz aber auch die Herausforderungen von Urban Exploration.

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Urban Exploration ist die private Erforschung von verlassenen und leer stehenden Orten, Anlagen oder Gebäude. Urban Explorer setzen diese Objekte fotografisch in Szene - meist ohne Erlaubnis der Inhaber. In dieser Folge von Springwald Radio berichtet Katinka Kat über dieses spannende Hobby. Sie ermöglicht den Zuhörern Einblicke in den Reiz aber auch in die Herausforderungen von Urban Exploration. Urban-Exploration Fotos Mit freundlicher Genehmigung von Grit R. www.gr-photography.de 0:16 - Urban Exploration 7:15 - Jugendstil 10:30 - Google Street View Sendung aufrufen: https://radio.springwald.de/Sendung/SendungsDetails/2013-Urban-Exploration Sendung aufrufen: https://radio.springwald.de/Sendung/SendungsDetails/2013-Urban-Exploration

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