article_snippet: This is the latest result of urban exploration photography, going beyond 'no entry' signs to capture images of dilapidated buildings across Europe.
article_snippet: IT worker Thomas Windisch, from Graz in Austria, started out looking at some of his own country's dilapidated hotels .
article_snippet: IT worker Thomas Windisch, from Graz in Austria, indulged his passion for photography by travelling across the continent, visiting over 100 abandoned hotels along the way.
article_snippet: Thomas, 32, says some of the hotels he visited on he 12,000-mile journey of curiosity have been lying empty for over two decades.
article_snippet: some of the hotels he visited on his 12,000-mile journey of curiosity went beyond 'no entry' signs to capture images of dilapidated buildings across Europe .
article_snippet: Abandoned hotels from Slovenia also feature in the eerie photo album .
article_snippet: And of course, the decay and the reclaiming of these buildings by nature add a bit of a surreal and mystic touch which makes these buildings unique and even more interesting.'
article_snippet: IT worker Thomas Windisch describes how Abandoned hotels from Slovenia gave a 'surreal' feeling that produced a real wow factor .
article_snippet: IT worker Thomas Windisch visited over 100 hotels across Europe as IT worker Thomas Windisch searched for the spectacular clash of dilapidation and luxury .
highlights_snippet: Thomas Windisch, from Graz in Austria, travelled across Europe, visiting over 100 abandoned hotels along the way .
  
highlights_snippet: Some hotels have been left empty for more than 20-years, with decay leaving a surreal photo opportunity .
  