Top 10 des photos de bunkers abandonnés de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, ou l’art guerrier

Complètement délaissés après la seconde guerre mondiale, les bunkers vont certainement reprendre du service, la fin du monde approchant à grands pas. Jonathan Andrew n'a donc pas perdu de temps et s'est empressé de les photographier, à l'abandon pour un rendu absolument fascinant.

type v 143 Copyright Jonathan Andrew 2012
Posted by Jonathan Andrew Photography on Monday, January 16, 2012
Cramond Island defense boom Cramond Island WW2 submarine defense boom. Copyright Jonathan Andrew 2012
Posted by Jonathan Andrew Photography on Wednesday, January 11, 2012
R636 FIRE CONTROL POST. LEFFRINCKOUCKE / ZUYDCOOTE, PLAGE L'OUEST DE ZUYDCOOTE, FRANCE. Copyright Jonathan Andrew 2011
Posted by Jonathan Andrew Photography on Thursday, December 15, 2011

MILITARY CASEMATE TYPE 623 WEST OF KOUDEKERKE, THE NETHERLANDS. PART OF 'LANDFRONT VLISSINGEN' Copyright Jonathan Andrew 2011
Posted by Jonathan Andrew Photography on Thursday, December 15, 2011
TYPE 703. EMMINKHUIZEN, SOUTH OF RENSWOUDE, THE NETHERLANDS.. Copyright Jonathan Andrew 2011
Posted by Jonathan Andrew Photography on Thursday, December 15, 2011
SK OBSERVATION TOWER. FLIEGERHORST, HEMIKSEM, BELGIUM. PART OF A FORMER GERMAN PHANTOM AIR FIELD. Copyright Jonathan Andrew 2011
Posted by Jonathan Andrew Photography on Thursday, December 15, 2011

TYPE L483 CENTRAL RADIO TRANSMITTER BUNKER. SPAANDAM, THE NETHERLANDS. DURING THE WAR THE BUNKER WAS IMPORTANT FOR THE COMMUNICATION OF THE GERMAN LUFTWAFFE. Copyright Jonathan Andrew 2011
Posted by Jonathan Andrew Photography on Thursday, December 15, 2011
TYPE 583a / M 178. FIRE CONTROL POST FOR MEDIUM AND HEAVY BATTERIES. HEERENDUIN, IJMUIDEN, THE NETHERLANDS. Copyright Jonathan Andrew 2011
Posted by Jonathan Andrew Photography on Thursday, December 15, 2011
PART OF THE GERMAN DEFENSE SYSTEM 'DE WESTWALL' {SIEGFRIED LINE}. Copyright Jonathan Andrew 2011
Posted by Jonathan Andrew Photography on Thursday, December 15, 2011