I loved the image through the windows to the mountains in the background as it looked like a painting.

Beautiful Adam, This brings back memories of one of Freeman Pattersons books.

Definitely an interesting location, and your choice of music fit the mood quite well!

Oh this is great. Brendan Van Son does vlogs of this location quite often and it is wonderful to see a different perspective. It's so fascinating to see different artists takes on the same scene! I love how you've brought out the pastel colors in such a bleak environment and the contrast between the smooth almost creamy surface of the sand with the wind battered texture of the wood is so nice.

Absolutely mesmerizing. The music was perfect. However, I do have a request: MORE KARIN!

The beauty in decay and the constant powerful force of the elements, what a combo! Makes a mysterious story. I love the colors, textures, and your compositions, the doorways and the light. And, your processing is spot on. I just purchased a broom from Thailand that would have come in handy for the footprints. I'm going to use it to clean up the surface of moss in my garden...

Almost missed this gem as i thought it was more YT ghost nonsense. The shots are great. Especially liked the ruin at 00:34 seconds. Probably one of the most painterly photos i’ve seen. Thanx.

Brilliant Adam… absolutely compelling

Fantastic!

You got some fab pics Adam. It doesn’t look like it’s changed much at all since I was there 10 years ago.

Great stuff. There are also some lovely old buildings in Luderitz itself as well as great scenes across the harsh bays where the fishing boats are anchored, with bare hills in the background. It's certainly an atmospheric place!

Great location, super images, what more to say....

Adam a great video. Great shots and yeah I would love this place as well. So much going on and the suttle colors. fantastic. I would need at least a dozen SD cards. Again Adam thank you for sharing what a super location. And yes we appreciate all the manual labor too clean up the sand and floors, most people don't know how much work is involved with a great image ,thanks again

Fascinating place.

Oh I love ghost towns! This one looks fun. Love your pics!

What's up Adam? Another great VLOG! What I like about your work is that you think out the box. Going to this location was a great idea. Great work as always. Peace to you my friend!

What a fabulous place to photograph. I love this kind of stuff. You got some awesome photos there Adam.

LOVE that opening shot !! Fantastic site!

Brilliant Adam , looks like you were having a ball , Images are just superb

Really enjoyed this, great to see something different!

This place would be neat at a night photo shoot with some light painting 😃👍

It would be interesting to spend a week in a ghost town like that to see if there is some variability to the lighting conditions, the clouds, sunrise and sunset conditions. It also gives you a real sense of how transient our human structures really are when they're not constantly maintained.

Wow... I really enjoyed that. Thank you.

I love this place and love your style of photography of this place, different from others.

Really enjoyed this video Adam. Great subjects and great work!

Love this! Hope to visit this area someday.

Beautiful! It reminds me of the old abandoned barns and farmhouses back in Alberta. ❤️

Great video. I've also seen lots of images from here , but I think you managed to pull lots of fresh quality shots. Kolmonskop never looked so good!

Man that image of the abandoned home looking right through the windows to the mountains was spectacular. Love how the forms of the mountains and walls mirror one another. Beautiful

Such a refreshing take on a location that was feeling more than a little bit tired to me, lots of scenes I have never seen before. Nice one Adam!

Sand in doorways? ..... aah 'shades' of Freeman Patterson many years ago.

This place is intriguing and fascinating. Looks kept up very well without graffiti and vandalism, too. Great images and thanks for sharing, Adam.

Great stuff - I love photos of and photographing old ruins (maybe because I’m one myself!)

Tremendous set of images in the beginning. Great work. Nice music too

I think you have some nice new takes on this place. Thanks for posting them. I enjoyed seeing them and listening to your walk through's and comments on the site. Hope both of you are having a great time out together.

Adam, its very interesting to see how you think through creating images in a place like this. I like how you open the video with a sample of shots, showing a glimpse of what’s to come. Showing both the raw and the processed image is very helpful to me as I try to improve my post-processing skills while trying not to take that piece of it too far. Finally, it’s cool to see you include your partner in the videos as it adds a bit of personal dimension to who you are as a photographer.

WoW, so much has changed since I was there last, the sand keeps changing levels which makes this one of the best places in Namibia to visit

The whole production done so well! The absolutely compelling images, lots of education and information, personal touch including Karin, fantastic music selection, very professional yet down to earth accessible. Inspiring, interesting and fun. Kudos!

Great images of an over-photographed location in my part of the world. New eyes on an old scene matters. Well done, Adam. Looking forward to the Drakensburg video.

Love it !

Wow, that was terrific! I wonder if any of the footprints were Greg Snell's, I think he and Brendan were just there. I must say, you certainly showed some comps that nobody else I've watched have shared. I love the wide image @ 15:40. Some of the inside shots are just great. Looks like that place is just photographer catnip. Safe travels home!

Great images 👍 … and great video edit by the way 👍👍

I love how you've gone away from the "pretty" versions I've seen before from this site. Your approach makes these ruins look monumental, which is ironic since I expect that time and the desert will completely reclaim the place within a century or less. Yes, the weather clouded up a little. I think though that this lighting works best for your style. Thanks for this great video and set of images.

Great photos as usual, Adam. The second image - framed so that the slope of the roofline of the ruined building was echoed in the slope of the distant mountain - was especially good.👍

Quite beautiful. Very different than your usual. I really envy your travels. Thanks so much.

Fascinating video Adam! some really eerie images.....not sure I'd like to be in there alone :D

Really fantastic images you captured. You certainly captured the mood of the place for sure! It's a wonderful place to visit and a great place to wander and photograph, it's a bit eerie though eh?

Such cool pictures of a very pretty spot. And I enjoyed very much that you brought up the point with Asbestos. Something most young photographers not even think of while walking in lost places without wearing any masks and kicking around the old roof pieces.

Thanks for sharing ❤

superb

What an amazing place to explore! Thanks for sharing. I just subscribed to your channel! Keep up the great work! 🤘😎

Definite deviation from landscape images. One word describing it would be “Desolate “ The environment is reclaiming man’s construction 👍🏻

Always cool to explore ghost towns, and it totally looks like Bodie. Awesome that you got to visit it. I always find ghost towns fascinating. Thanks for sharing.

Some great images there and I found your choice of background music particularly good. What an amazing place.

Great location in Namibia Adam .. very spooky place indeed.. especially in the old hospital building.. gave me the shivers 😂. I too was not a person to photograph old ruins or buildings but this place is amazing ! My last visit was in 2016 in October which I will not recommend to go then as the winds were very strong over that time of the year in Namibia . Thanks for sharing !

Another quality video. Nice shots.

Wonderful vlog thanks Adam and as usual you capture the heart and soul of whatever subject it is your shooting👍

Wonderful images, quite different to normal. Love the tones and great light. Just stunning.

Your window image at the one minute mark is my absolute favorite. All the rest of the images are interesting, but the repeating triangle of blue sky in each "frame" was terrific, and then the angle of the roofline repeating twice and then mimicked by the mountain in the last "frame" showed what I though was the real brilliance of your composition, and photographic skill.

Love love love Abandoned towns and sand!! Gorgeous photos!!

Looks wonderful to see you enjoying the time with Karen at your side... 🙂 I am surprised that there aren't dozens of other tourists running around 🙂 to interfere with your beautiful images, especially the ladder image 🙂

Really enjoyed your work on this one. Thanks for sharing.

..popular area, yes...some of video shows tracks as if cattle had been herded through..yet , video shows only you 2 there...i have always thought of this place as sort of magic and could spend a lot of time there...absolutely love image at 16:58..final image..would like to see a part 2 to this video..

I can see why you enjoyed photographing these ruins, they are beautiful and desolate. Your photos have certainly done justice to these ruins. Thanks for sharing this visit.

Great vlog Adam, loved the pastel colours and the clever compositions

Great shots!

Really cool vlog!

Some really lovely photos in this video, Adam. I was half expecting a ghostly figure to be lurking in the background. Especially with the background music you chose. :P

Nicely composed and captured images. I'd love to be there shooting astro with all those great subjects

Nice change Adam, very well done. Hard to believe this place is not all spray painted with graffiti.

Normally I don’t like photos of ruined buildings, but these are the best shots of Kolmanskop I’ve ever seen! I’d really be interested in a video of your editing process for some of these pictures. It’s been a while since you did one I believe and the last I saw was very helpful.

Great video again🦜😀🌄🇫🇮🌴🐘♥️🌷👍!!! Stunning photos!!! I hope you get 40 pic. Set for minibook. ,,,,👍

I hope that's not lead paint on those walls. Great photos! Love your videos and your photos. Did you try any shots with the footprints in them?

I saw you had a new tripod. What do think? As to your videos, you continue to impress us with your talents. Thank you.

Would be nice to see all the edited pictures in B&W format.

one of the few times a Leaf Blower would have been good ; blow away the footprints.

I love the images. Thanks for sharing! Did you find any diamonds?

Really enjoyable- great photos! I wonder if it's abandoned because the people gave up on keeping the sand out? Seems like a losing proposition to me.

photo at 3:50 framed with an old door frame would be pretty neat.

About the footprints. I wonder if you one could organize (e.g. buy from Amazon/locally) one those cheapish, battery operated leaf blowers to get rid of the footprint in a "natural" way. Knowing to go there, get something like this locally before?

Did you get a shot of the red wall from 8:25 when you were talking? That was a great composition

Very cool ghosttown, is this Gavins next project? 😀

Leafblower.

Very interesting haunting images. Why was this place abandoned? Btw, the guitar intro is terrific!

I've commented on this before but seriously, what is the deal with using a strip of Fuji Acros film as an introduction to a digital photography video? On another note, great pics.