Oblivion State

Oblivion State is a specialized online community for urban explorers and photographers fascinated by abandoned places, forgotten architecture, and locations with historical or industrial significance. The forum provides a place for members to document their explorations, share photographs, publish detailed location reports, and exchange experiences with other enthusiasts. From disused factories and power stations to abandoned hospitals, historic mansions, and forgotten public buildings, the community focuses on documenting places that are often overlooked and preserving their stories through photography and firsthand accounts.

The forum features dedicated sections covering industrial locations, manors and residential properties, asylums and hospitals, public buildings, educational facilities, leisure sites, military installations, religious buildings, underground locations, and high places. Members can post exploration reports featuring photographs, historical background, architectural details, and observations from their visits. There are also sections for shorter reports and photo-only threads, allowing contributors to share anything from comprehensive explorations to a small collection of images capturing the atmosphere and character of an abandoned site.

Beyond sharing exploration reports, Oblivion State brings together people interested in urban photography, industrial heritage, architectural history, and documenting forgotten locations. The community encourages members to exchange knowledge, compare experiences, and appreciate the historical and visual significance of places left behind by changing industries and communities. Its emphasis on photography and responsible exploration makes it a destination for enthusiasts who want to discover unusual locations through the experiences of others. Whether exploring derelict industrial complexes, documenting historic buildings, or admiring striking images of urban decay, Oblivion State offers a dedicated space for the urban exploration community.