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A shot taken at L'Aquila in Abruzzi, years after the earthquake. A crude and rude pic with no composition artifacts in mind. Just the reality of an abandoned city, like all its citizens.

Damaged building in Antakya, Hatay City after 6 February 2023 Earthquakes

Worn out wall of old stone and brick house

The strange old structure called the coffin house - 10/23/2019 - Trilye / Mudanya / Bursa

A collapsed house reduced to rubble lies in an overgrown area surrounded by trees and vegetation. The remains of brick walls and a broken roof are partially visible among the debris. The scene symbolizes abandonment, decay, and the reclaiming power of nature over man-made structures.

Kahramanmaras earthquake, Hatay, collapsed house and street, general view Hatay center.

Alaçatı, Turkey – July 21, 2025: An aged two-story stone building stands at the intersection of two narrow cobblestone streets in Alaçatı. The weathered facade shows signs of time, with faded plaster and barred windows. A traffic sign and metal barriers mark restricted vehicle access, emphasizing pedestrian-friendly urban planning in this historic Aegean town.

Ruined house with collapsed roof and walls

The effects of terrific earthquake of central Italy in the historic mountain village, Europe

An old abandoned building in Chania, Crete, Greece. Useful as background.

Earthquake damage in a city. Destroyed buildings after an earthquake. Collapsed buildings. Ruined city because of war. Airstrike damages a city. Urban transformation concept. Selective focus included

Vis Kut street, Vis island, South Adriatic Sea, Croatia

Port-au-Prince, Haiti, February 09, 2010: An earthquake destroyed the center of Port-au-Prince nearly completely. People are looking in the ruins after some useful stuff.

$Istanbul, Turkey - May 1t7 ,2025: Captures a street scene in the Doganshar district of Sivas province, Turkey, showcasing a mix of traditional and more contemporary architecture. On the left, a multi-story building with a yellow facade can be seen, while in the foreground are older, weathered structures, including a building with exposed stone and wooden balconies. Near the older buildings are building materials such as bricks covered with a blue tarp. Overhead power lines and a cloudy sky complete the scene, showing the different architectural styles and daily life in this Anatolian town.\n\nTranslated with DeepL.com (free version)$

The vehicle became unusable in the earthquake

Kula houses are wooden houses that can be seen in almost every region under the Ottoman Empire in the 18th century and are called TURKISH HOUSES.

A dirt road strewn with rocks and iron supports holding up building in the center of the decaying neighborhood of Old Town, a popular tourist attraction in Tbilisi, capital of the Republic of Georgia.

Preci, Italie - 4 juni 2016: Debris has fallen from the houses and is lying on the street after the medieval town in Umbria was hit by an earthquake.

Port-au-Prince, Haiti, February 09, 2010: Nearly 90 percent of the houses in the center of Port-au-Prince collapsed. People are walking around to collect some useful stuff out of the ruins.

Abandoned village of Esco, Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain

An old, ancient wall of an abandoned building in Chania, Crete, Greece. Useful as background.

Durbar Square which was severly damaged after the major earthquake on 25 April 2015.

A narrow alley (street) with buildings and arches made of stone in the medieval village of Mesta on the Greek Island of Chios in the Aegean Sea. The image was captured on grainy (ISO 400) black and white analogue film by a 35 mm old-fashioned film camera. Mesta is part of a group of villages on Chios called the mastic villages (the Mastihochoria region in Greek) because they produced and traded mastic gum from mastic trees. The houses of the village are build side-by-side to each-other, so tightly that there are only two entrances to the village (that were closed by gates at night, and when pirates approached the village). The streets are very narrow, and most of them are covered with arches and vaults. The streets form a maze to slow down any enemy that managed to enter the gates and ease the defence of the most important buildings located in the center of the village. The image is part of a series of black and white analogue photographs of picturesque Greek Island Villages on the Island of Chios.

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