Lenton, a suburb in Nottingham, UK, is well known for the abandoned factory that serves as a popular tourist and photography spot. This factory was constructed in the 1930s and operated up until the late 1990s. It has since been left to the elements, resulting in an interesting and photogenic scene of crumbling, rusted walls amid lush countryside. Visitors can access the factory grounds through an old entrance gate and several paths quickly bring them to the main building, already in a state of disrepair. Rich with textures, shapes, and colors, the building offers plenty of visual opportunities for keen photographers and visitors alike.
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