Jonk’s new photo book explores nature unfolding in abandoned architecture – colossal

an abandoned conservatory in France with greenery growing inside and up the walls

Around the world, Jonathan Jimenez, aka Jonkhas visited more than 1,500 abandoned locations in nearly 50 countries. From crumbling churches to abandoned theaters, the Parisian photographer (formerly) searches for unique ruins that nature is gradually undermining.

In Naturalia III, In his tenth book, Jonk documents a series of striking locations, from Portugal to Georgia and Japan. Find your copy at its websitewhere you can also find individual prints and visit more places Instagram.

an abandoned building in Belarus where greenery grows along the walls
Church, Belarus
an abandoned slide in a water park in Portugal, where greenery grows along the walls
Water park, Portugal
an abandoned swimming pool in Belgium with greenery growing inside and against the walls
Swimming pool, Belgium
an abandoned chapel in France with greenery growing inside and against the walls
Chapel, France
an abandoned swimming pool in Italy with greenery growing inside and against the walls
Swimming pool, Italy
an abandoned building under construction in Moldova, where greenery grows along the walls
Unfinished construction site, Moldova
an abandoned theater building in the country of Georgia, where greenery grows along the walls
Theater, Georgia
an abandoned hotel in Portugal with greenery growing inside and against the walls
Hotel, Portugal
the cover of Jonk's book 'Naturalia', showing an abandoned building with a tree growing up from the floor to an opening in the ceiling



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